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LAST CALL! π± The Grow for the Green Soybean Yield Challenge closes in just TWO DAYS! Even if you don't place, you could still walk away with a $200 participation incentive and a shot at Commodity Classic. Don't wait, apply today! https://t.co/viV6VxLJRn
β° ATTENTION! Only a few days left! Applications for the 2026 Grow for the Green Soybean Yield Challenge are due Saturday, Aug. 1. Enter now for your shot at cash prizes up to $7,500. Download your application here: https://t.co/0svTZtxXUL
The 2026 Grow for the Green Soybean Yield Challenge is underway.
In 2025, three new AR growers joined the 100 Bushel Club. The challenge is built on checkoff-funded research and farmer-tested practices, and itβs pushing yields further every year.
Apply here: https://t.co/RhcIOQgfco
#GrowForTheGreen #SoybeanYield #ArkansasSoybeans #CheckoffResearch #100BushelClub
Meet Jack Freeman. 4th generation Arkansas soybean farmer.πΎ In our latest Field to Film Career Snapshot, Jack shares what it means to carry on a family farming legacy, and what the future of AR soybean production looks like from the inside.
π¬ Watch now: https://t.co/5OVBcJmecm
#FieldToFilm #ArkansasFarmer #ArkansasSoybeans #CareerSnapshot
Board Member Spotlight: Royce "BJ" Rogers II π± BJ learned to farm alongside his grandfather in Prairie County and hasn't stopped since. A U of A mechanical engineering grad who also grows rice, wheat, and hay, BJ is passionate about helping more Arkansans understand just how many everyday products contain soy. Learn more: https://t.co/cBwXmyzrgJ
#ArkansasSoybeans #CheckoffImpact
Stay connected to Arkansas soybean country all summer long. π¬ The Bean Brief newsletter delivers the latest industry news, research updates, and soy-based recipes straight to your inbox each month. Sign up here: https://t.co/zyX48ZcMtu
#ArkansasSoybeans#BeanBrief #SoybeanIndustry #ArkansasAgriculture
Calling all Arkansas soybean producers! The 2026 Grow for the Green Yield Challenge is OPEN.
Enter for a chance to win up to $7,500 in cash prizes! Hit 100 bu/acre? Earn a share of $5,000 + a trip to Commodity Classic 2027 in New Orleans.
β° Deadline: August 1 π https://t.co/QIXJpKTmDI
#GrowForTheGreen #ARSoybeans
This Father's Day weekend, we're honoring every dad who rises before dawn, works through the summer heat, and never stops caring for the land that feeds their family β and families across the country. πΎ
To the fathers who farm: thank you for all you do.
Happy Father's Day from the Arkansas Soybean Promotion Board.
#FathersDay #ArkansasSoybeans #ArkansasFarmers #FarmFamily #ArkansasAgriculture
Agriculture is communication, leadership, science, and so much more. Our Field to Film series features Michelle Bufkin Horton, Executive VP of the Arkansas Cattlemen's Association β and her story is a reminder that ag careers go far beyond the field. Watch her episode and explore the full series: https://t.co/mjgB8RQRnm
#FieldToFilm #AgCareers #ArkansasAgriculture #ArkansasSoybeans
Your checkoff dollars fund local research that puts real results in your fields. The Arkansas Soybean Research Verification Program has been partnering with the Ag Extension Service since 1983 β because on-farm data matters most. See this year's findings: https://t.co/1HBB45sw6y
#ArkansasSoybeans #CheckoffImpact #SoybeanResearch #ARExtension
Arkansas researchers are breeding soybeans with strong Southern Root-Knot Nematode resistance. Two University of Arkansas professors believe they've found a solution to this yield-threatening pest β and your checkoff dollars are funding the work. Read more in the 2025 Checkoff Research Report: https://t.co/DuMc9XGg1J
#ArkansasSoybeans #SoybeanResearch #NematodeResistance #CheckoffImpact
Soy-based feed is improving poultry performance and efficiency.
Research from Dr. Michael Kidd at the University of Arkansas is identifying traits that drive better growth and long-term sustainability.
Learn more β‘οΈ https://t.co/tX2i4TTxlO
#ArkansasSoybeans#AgResearch
Planting season is underway across Arkansas. π
From soil prep to seed selection, soybean farmers are making decisions to set the crop up for success.
Learn more β‘οΈ https://t.co/YGVof99rX9
#ArkansasSoybeans#PlantingSeason#ArkansasAg
Stay in the know on all things soy. π±
Get monthly updates on soybean research, industry news and easy recipes, all delivered straight to your inbox.
Subscribe to the Bean Brief: https://t.co/RKbVSwqi5p
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Research from the @SoyResearchInfo shows how soil bacteria could help protect soybeans from sudden death syndrome.
Combining beneficial microbes could lead to more effective seed treatments.
Learn more π https://t.co/MTvQcm3uW5
#ArkansasSoybeans#AgResearch#SoybeanFarming #SDS
Soybean research is shaping poultry production.
Savannah Crafton-Wells at the University of Arkansas is studying how soy-based feed impacts efficiency and growth.
Learn more β‘οΈ https://t.co/6QukVIoAn5
#ArkansasSoybeans#AgResearch
Healthy crops depend on strong research.
On International Day of Plant Health, weβre highlighting how soybean research helps protect crops from pests, disease and environmental challenges, supporting better decisions in the field.
Learn more π https://t.co/OxFAlsjrDV
#InternationalDayofPlantHealth #ArkansasSoybeans #AgResearch
Recently, the Arkansas Soybean Promotion Board attended the Annual QSSB Meeting in Lexington, where state soybean leaders gathered to align on promotional and educational initiatives supporting the industry.
Learn more about the work supporting soybean producers: https://t.co/ycIJw6lFTE
#Soybeans #AgLeadership
Weeds arenβt just competing for nutrients. Research from @TheSCNCoalition shows over 100 species can host soybean cyst nematode, allowing populations to survive and reproduce even between soybean crops.
Learn more πhttps://t.co/gKWFRia5hL
#ArkansasSoybeans#SCN#WeedManagement #SoybeanFarming #AgResearch
100 years of soybeans. One enduring legacy.
Stuttgart farmer Doug Hartz reflects on his grandfather Jacob Hartz Sr.'s impact and what Arkansas producers must do to stay competitive in the next century.
Read more from Arkansas Business π https://t.co/CqcbbSU6jA
#ArkansasSoybeans #SoybeanFarmers #AgLeadership