Researchers hypothesize that synergistic yield exists among management practices when multiple practices and inputs are placed into a production system. Each production environment is unique in the number and types of inputs needed to reach optimal yield; therefore, defining specific interactions of products and management decisions in a broad range of geographies allows the team to create broad recommendations and ones tailored to specific environments. The overall objective is to identify, study, and make comprehensive recommendations to growers regarding state-of-the-art management practices to maximize yield and increase grower profitability in today's soybean production climate.Key Benefactors: farmers, agronomists, ag retailers, extension specialists
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