Texas Soybean Board
Top Things for Farmers to Know About Checkoff Dollars Invested in Research
The Texas Soybean Board is dedicated to using the soybean checkoff to fund research projects applicable to Texas soybean farmers. Funded projects aim to provide farmers with cutting-edge research they can use to better manage their soybeans and increase yields. For example, variety evaluation provides relevant local data about suitability to environmental conditions in key Texas regions. The drought in 2022 caused some projects to fail, but they will be repeated in 2023.
- Insect Control
- Plant Pathology Focused on Iron Chlorosis
- Soybean Variety Evaluation
- Southern Soybean Research Program
- Mid-South Soybean Board Research Program
- Variety Selection and Development
- Herbicide-Resistant Weed Management
- Technological Control
- Evaluation of Public and Private Soybean Varieties for Texas Environments
- Stink Bug Management in Soybeans
“The Texas Soybean Board uses producer checkoff funds for production research and market promotion to improve the soybean industry in Texas. Our research efforts are focused on improving production yields, quality and sustainability for Texas producers.” — Daniel Berglund, Texas soybean farmer
Posted on: 12/02/2024
Posted on: 08/28/2023
Posted on: 08/21/2023
Posted on: 02/14/2022
Posted on: 05/10/2021
Posted on: 01/25/2021
Posted on: 12/07/2020
Posted on: 04/16/2020
Posted on: 12/04/2019
- Insect Control
- Plant Pathology Focused on Iron Chlorosis
- Soybean Variety Evaluation
- Southern Soybean Research Program
- Mid-South Soybean Board Research Program
- Variety Selection and Development
- Herbicide-Resistant Weed Management
- Technological Control
- Evaluation of Public and Private Soybean Varieties for Texas Environments
- Stink Bug Management in Soybeans
“The Texas Soybean Board uses producer checkoff funds for production research and market promotion to improve the soybean industry in Texas. Our research efforts are focused on improving production yields, quality and sustainability for Texas producers.” — Daniel Berglund, Texas soybean farmer
Posted on: 12/02/2024
Posted on: 08/28/2023
Posted on: 08/21/2023
Posted on: 02/14/2022
Posted on: 05/10/2021
Posted on: 01/25/2021
Posted on: 12/07/2020
Posted on: 04/16/2020
Posted on: 12/04/2019
