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We're seeing double in this #UpdateFromTheField from @LASoybean. The field was originally planted in late March, with a repair plant that occurred when plants hit V1 to bring the final plant stand to 130,000/acre. #SoyCheckoff #ScienceForSuccess #SoybeanResearch

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The link below is for an LSU AgCenter soybean planting video.

https://t.co/tG06orQrsv

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A windy #UpdateFromTheField in Louisiana from @LASoybean and @Ty88776506 as they discuss the importance of variety trials! #SoyCheckoff #SoybeanResearch

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Soybean planting dates can vary greatly depending on soybean growing region. Farmers in Louisiana can learn more about choosing the optimum planting date in a new article by @LASoybean in @_mafg_ #SoyCheckoff #SoybeanResearch #Plant26
https://t.co/hndNkgW4fn

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Going to an Extension meeting this winter? You might see our multi-state research at work! @LASoybean presented on our potassium management trial at the Louisiana Agricultural Technology & Management Conference recently. #SoyCheckoff #SoybeanResearch #ScienceForSuccess

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In this winter #UpdateFromTheField, @LASoybean introduces us to one of his trials for this year investigating how different #CoverCrop species impact nitrogen dynamics in the soil! Follow David to see how the trial progresses throughout the year! #SoyCheckoff #ScienceForSuccess

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As the soybean season wraps up and our team begins to switch gears to prepare for winter Extension meetings, we can't help but reflect on what a great year it has been! Our team has been hard at work to bring you research-based soybean best management practices! We couldn't do what we do without such an amazing team doing their own impactful work across the US.

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Cover crops are not a one size fits all solution. In this episode of #ConversationsOnCoverCrops, Louisiana farmers Mead & Marshall Hardwick sat down with @LASoybean to discuss how they use cover crops on their family farm. Watch at: https://t.co/2Uvl6ovCXD #ScienceForSuccess

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Another successful @ASA_CSSA_SSSA #CANVAS25 this week where our team had the opportunity to #network with colleagues from across the country and the world! Stay tuned to hear more about the fantastic students who presented #ScienceForSuccess research!

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Variety selection is one of the most important decisions #soybean farmers can make. In this video, Dr. David Moseley (@LASoybean) explains the most important factors to consider when making variety decisions! https://t.co/8UzkSYEd8J #ScienceForSuccess

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New publication released. A multi-state effort involving the @SoybeanScience1 team in this two-years project. Enjoy the reading!!! https://t.co/1zu6sX3PPR

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#Soybeans cope with late-season stress through multiple adaptations. In a recent article, @LASoybean discusses these adaptations and how minimizing plant stress during critical growth stages can help you maximize yield! #ScienceForSuccess https://t.co/jfghP2Gk3o

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In this deer repellent trial #UpdateFromTheField, @LASoybean shows the height difference between #soybeans in exclusion cages compared to those outside (5" taller average at this site). Stay tuned for yield data after harvest! #ScienceForSuccess

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Thank you to @LASoybean for this #UpdateFromTheField in Louisiana! You can see that the #soybeans have reached maturity in our harvest timing study, but many of the stems are still green. #ScienceForSuccess

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In this #UpdateFromTheField, @LASoybean points out differences between planting dates. The early planted soybeans (right) should be close to maturity, but are still green with no seed development. The May planted soybeans (left) are looking good at R6! #ScienceForSuccess

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In this #UpdateFromTheField, @LaSoybean highlights a #ScienceForSuccess potassium trial at the Dean Lee Research and Extension Center, comparing soybeans with no potassium to those that received K₂O applied 20 days after R1.

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Here is another #UpdateFromTheField from @LASoybean! This #ScienceForSuccess research trial is evaluating #Potassium rates and timing. Visually it is easy to tell which #Soybeans received K, but we will have to wait until harvest to determine the impact on yield...

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Differences in symptoms at an on-farm potassium trial. There was a potassium application on the left side and no potassium on the right side.