Increasingly, marketing information from agrichemical companies promotes the use of multiple added products with little supporting data, yet rarely have multiple management practices been studied together as potential management scenarios for soybean producers. Potentially, the use of only one or two of these management practices will not have the desired yield benefits; however, when used in concert with additional management practices and products, the yield benefit may increase. Identifying management practices and products that have the potential to act synergistically may prove more valuable than simply recommending the use of individual management practices.