Soybean production issues are different in every region of Illinois. ILSoyAdvisor aims to support Illinois farmers by providing up-to-date agronomic knowledge and advice through “Field Talks” and “Tailgate Talks” events, bringing agronomic experts from across Illinois to deliver information tailored to your region. Register today for an event near you!

The Illinois Soybean Association (ISA) Agronomy Team, along with the ’24 Soy Envoys, University of Illinois Extension, and other industry experts are delivering essential information for managing your soybean, corn, and wheat crops. The online Crop Report tool provides updates on field conditions, crop progress, disease alerts, and pest sightings to ensure you have the latest insights from the field. Click the button below to view the most recent reports in your region and subscribe for weekly updates, delivered directly to your inbox.

The Illinois Soybean Association (ISA) is excited to welcome its 2024 class of summer interns. Three students representing Illinois State University, Illinois College, and Murray State University will work alongside directors, managers, specialists, and coordinators in the Accounting, Information Technology, and Marketing Communications departments.

Soybean production issues are different in every region of Illinois. ILSoyAdvisor aims to support Illinois farmers by providing up-to-date agronomic knowledge and advice through “Field Talks” and “Tailgate Talks” events, bringing agronomic experts from across Illinois to deliver information tailored to your region. Register today for an event near you!

Six companies and nearly 50 soy-based products and projects have proudly earned the “It’s Sustainably Soy” certification. The program, established by the Illinois Soybean Association (ISA), recognizes organizations and companies for switching to sustainable, soy-based solutions. Click the button below to learn more about the companies and to explore their soy-based product offerings.

Here's to weathering the challenges and the potential of great things to come. As you roll up your sleeves this planting season, the Illinois Soybean Association (ISA) celebrates your hard work, your grit and determination, and your mission to feed and fuel the world. For a short update on planting progress and field conditions across different regions of Illinois, check out the latest ILSoyAdvisor podcast episode, “Planting Progress: It's a Marathon, Not a Sprint!”