Submit Your 2024 Soybean Quality Sample

SEPTEMBER 26, 2024

SUBMIT YOUR 2024 SOYBEAN QUALITY SAMPLE

Farmers across the U.S. are invited to participate in the 2024 Annual Soybean Quality Survey. This is a great opportunity to send in a sample from the 2024 soybean harvest—at no cost—and evaluate the quality of the crop. The first report, published in early November, will include samples submitted by October 21. However, samples received through mid-December will still be included in the final report, set for release in early 2025.

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ISA STOPS IN DECATUR FOR FIELD TALKS

Earlier this month, ISA and the Illinois Fertilizer and Chemical Association (IFCA) hosted the Illinois 4R Field Talk at the Farm Progress Show site in Decatur, Ill. Check out this recent segment from Agribusiness Today as Jim Isermann highlights the importance of cover crop trials.

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“IT’S SUSTAINABLY SOY” CERTIFICATION PROGRAM

Do you use or produce soy-based products? ISA’s “It’s Sustainably Soy” Certification Program recognizes organizations for producing or using soy-based products and inputs. Click the button below to apply to get your product or project sustainably certified today!

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JOIN ISG FOR THE HERBICIDE STRATEGY WEBINAR

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recently introduced its final Herbicide Strategy, marking a significant shift in U.S. pesticide policy. For insights on how to navigate these changes, join Illinois Soybean Gowers (ISG) on October 2 at 7 a.m. for the Herbicide Strategy Webinar.

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2025 FIELD ADVISOR AWARDS

Nominations are now open for the 2025 Field Advisor Awards, which recognize the outstanding contributions of Certified Crop Advisers (CCAs) in Illinois. If you know a CCA who stands out in their commitment to soybean farming and soil management, now is the time to nominate them!

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This recent article from U.S. Soy highlights the need for continuous innovation in agriculture to meet the growing global population's food demands. See how U.S. soybean farmers are leading the way, adopting cutting-edge technologies like precision agriculture, satellite imagery, drones, and automation.

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