New Jersey Soybean Board
Top Things for Farmers to Know About Checkoff Dollars Invested in Research
The New Jersey Soybean Board invests in production research, especially challenges unique to the state. The checkoff fosters relationships between public and private sectors to support development of new technology and improvement of New Jersey soybean production. Other research support regional uses and market development, like biodiesel and bioheat. All research investments focus on areas that are key to improving your bottom line.
Funded projects:
- State Regulatory, Environmental & Technical Support—Northeast
- Survey & Monitoring of the Mexican Bean Beetle Population in Soybeans in Central & Southern NJ, for the Purpose of Biological Control Using the Laboratory Reared Parasitic Wasp & Survey for the Spotted Latern Fly & Brown Marmorated Stink Bug & the Kudzu Bug
- Evaluating Current Soybean Plant Population Recommendations to Improve Yield Efficiency
- ASA/WISHH Program—Trailblazing Brand—New Export Markets for U.S. Soy
- Insect Control
- Biodiesel and Bioheat
- Opening New Markets
- Biological Pest Control
- Survey and Monitoring of the Mexican Bean Beetle Population for Biological Control using the Parasitic Wasp, and Survey for Brown Marmorated Stink Bug and Kudzu Bug in Soybeans
- Soy Protein Skin Wound and Burn Dressing
“We invest in research to make soybeans more valuable to farmers and to improve soybean production. Checkoff-funded research protects farmers’ investments in soybean production and aids the agricultural community as a whole. Any variable in farming that we can remove or help manage is a huge plus.”
– New Jersey soybean farmer Fred Catalano
Posted on: 03/01/2021
Posted on: 11/10/2020
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- Insect Control
- Biodiesel and Bioheat
- Opening New Markets
- Biological Pest Control
- Survey and Monitoring of the Mexican Bean Beetle Population for Biological Control using the Parasitic Wasp, and Survey for Brown Marmorated Stink Bug and Kudzu Bug in Soybeans
- Soy Protein Skin Wound and Burn Dressing
“We invest in research to make soybeans more valuable to farmers and to improve soybean production. Checkoff-funded research protects farmers’ investments in soybean production and aids the agricultural community as a whole. Any variable in farming that we can remove or help manage is a huge plus.”
– New Jersey soybean farmer Fred Catalano
Posted on: 03/01/2021
Posted on: 11/10/2020
There are currently no Resources for New Jersey Soybean Board.
There are currently no Blog Articles for New Jersey Soybean Board.
