series: rethinking soybean planting rate

The most economical approach to soybean production is to grow a smaller number of large plants to save on input costs.

Three factors — location, timing and maturity group — have the greatest impact on yields so we analyze each to understand their respective biological impact.

Wouldn’t it be great if you could slash soybean seeding by as much as 75 percent and still end up with the same yield come harvest?