Soy on Parade: Beans are Works of Art
Large soybeans were perched at various locations inside the rotunda at the Capitol in Des Moines on Tuesday, March 20, for Soy Day on the Hill. But these weren’t just any soybeans. These beans were created to make the public aware of the many benefits of soy. Standing approximately 4 feet tall and covered in a variety of vivid colors, each soybean sculpture told a story.

Addressing the Transportation Challenge
The Soy Transportation Coalition (STC) is a new organization with a big mission. The current and impending transportation challenges in this country resulted in the decision to launch the Soy Transportation Coalition. It is a new initiative that will develop a course of action to improve the transportation climate in the United States on behalf of the soybean industry.

Soy Awareness Campaign:
Iowans Take Advantage of Learning and Tourism Opportunities
Who knew learning about soybeans could be so much fun? Iowans visiting the Travel to Treasure stops have learned firsthand how enjoyable it can be to combine education and Iowa tourism, says Glenn Janssen, a director for the Iowa Soybean Association and grower near Arlington, Iowa.

Managing the Tangled Disease Web: Soybean Strategy
Must Address Interactions
Managing soybean diseases is a little like solving a sudoku puzzle. If you find a spot where you think a number fits, you may discover a few other numbers can also fill that spot. But as you solve more and more of the puzzle, a successful strategy
becomes clear.

ISA On-Farm Network Takes A New Look at Cover Crops
ommon wisdom over the years has been that cover crops help conserve soil, add organic matter to soil and capture and hold nutrients, nitrogen in particular, that might otherwise be lost before the crop can use them.

Row By Row
Late Season Foliar Diseases In Soybeans