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Mississippi Soybean Promotion Board
Top Things for Farmers to Know About Checkoff Dollars Invested in Research
The Mississippi Soybean Promotion Board works to increase soybean farmer profitability by investing checkoff dollars in ongoing public research and Extension programs that address Mississippi production challenges, by driving adoption of best management practices developed through research, and by ensuring the sustainability of Mississippi soybean production
FY21/22
Current fiscal year checkoff investment in research
$1,865,000
Overview
Research Highlights
Resource Library
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Top Research Funding Areas
- Irrigation Management – On-Farm Sensor Refinement, Computerized Hole Selection, Surge Irrigation and Soil Moisture Sensors
- Variety Testing – Yield, Disease Screening, Seed Composition, Quality and Iron Deficiency Chlorosis
- Production Systems – Cover Crops, Soil Health, Tillage Systems, Row Spacing and Plant Population
- Nutrient Management – Phosphorus and Potassium, Soil Test Recommendations and Poultry Litter
- Weed Management – Resistance, Residuals and Cover Crop Management
- Insect Management – Red-Banded Stink Bugs, Resistance Management, Residual Control and Early Season Control
Top Areas of Research Critical to the Future of Mississippi's Soybean Production
- Variety Selection and Development
- Irrigation Efficiency
- Growing Soybeans Efficiently and Effectively
- Disease Management, Especially Taproot Decline
Recent Innovative Research Projects
- Row-Crop Irrigation Science Extension and Research (Riser) Program
- Using Weeds to Develop Herbivore-Resistant Soybeans
- Dicamba Volatility Under Field Conditions
- Herbicide Resistance Stewardship
- Cover Crops and Irrigation Scheduling
One of Our Biggest Success Stories as a Result of Research
Through the RISER Program, irrigation water use was reduced by 21% and water use efficiency improved by 36%, increasing producer profitability by $13 per acre. Based on multiple years of data from the Management by Application of Research and Technology (SMART) program, just the on-farm variety or fungicide demonstration activities conducted through this program, the economic impact of selecting a top-performing variety and implementing fungicides to protect yield potential would result in a profit of $157.48 and $16.22 per acre, respectively.
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Effect of Incremental Sub-Threshold Levels of Insect Defoliation on Yield of Soybeans in Mississippi
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Overview
Top Research Funding Areas
- Irrigation Management – On-Farm Sensor Refinement, Computerized Hole Selection, Surge Irrigation and Soil Moisture Sensors
- Variety Testing – Yield, Disease Screening, Seed Composition, Quality and Iron Deficiency Chlorosis
- Production Systems – Cover Crops, Soil Health, Tillage Systems, Row Spacing and Plant Population
- Nutrient Management – Phosphorus and Potassium, Soil Test Recommendations and Poultry Litter
- Weed Management – Resistance, Residuals and Cover Crop Management
- Insect Management – Red-Banded Stink Bugs, Resistance Management, Residual Control and Early Season Control
Top Areas Of Research Critical To The Future Of Mississippi's Soybean Production
- Variety Selection and Development
- Irrigation Efficiency
- Growing Soybeans Efficiently and Effectively
- Disease Management, Especially Taproot Decline
Recent Innovative Research Projects
- Row-Crop Irrigation Science Extension and Research (Riser) Program
- Using Weeds to Develop Herbivore-Resistant Soybeans
- Dicamba Volatility Under Field Conditions
- Herbicide Resistance Stewardship
- Cover Crops and Irrigation Scheduling
One of Our Biggest Success Stories as a Result of Research
Through the RISER Program, irrigation water use was reduced by 21% and water use efficiency improved by 36%, increasing producer profitability by $13 per acre. Based on multiple years of data from the Management by Application of Research and Technology (SMART) program, just the on-farm variety or fungicide demonstration activities conducted through this program, the economic impact of selecting a top-performing variety and implementing fungicides to protect yield potential would result in a profit of $157.48 and $16.22 per acre, respectively.
Research Highlights
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Effect of Incremental Sub-Threshold Levels of Insect Defoliation on Yield of Soybeans in Mississippi
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