Soybean yield potential is built on numerous factors including the genetics that have been selected, the management decisions during the season, and the weather. Yield components of soybeans are boiled down to pods, seed size, and number of seeds per pod.This simplified approach to estimating soybean yields allows you the flexibility of scouting multiple areas quickly while observing any late season stressors such as bean leaf beetle feeding on pods. The video describes the simplified approach to estimating soybean yields and additional information can be found here.
We address today's agronomic challenges of soybean and small grain through various extension programs and applied research. Outreach efforts are to educate, train and provide the most relevant information the enables timely and sound updates. *Opinions expressed on this site may not represent the official views of Purdue University.
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