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Links
Soybean Production Handbooks and Resources
Increase your yield by managing soybeans from the ground up - NCSRP (pdf)
Kansas Soybean Production Handbook (pdf)
Missouri Soybean Handbook (available in print format)
Soybean Production - North Dakota State University
Minnesota Soybean Field Book (pdf) University of Minnesota
Iowa Soybean Production Research and Extension (website)
Soybean Production Ohio State University
Soybean Research and Extension (website) University of Wisconsin
Crop Management - Soybean (website) South Dakota State University
Soil fertility and soybean nodulation
Soybean Nutrient Requirements Iowa State University
Soybean Nodulation CropPest Ontario
Seed Inoculation Iowa State University
Soil compaction
Soil Compaction, Causes, Effects and Control. University of Minnesota
Soil Compaction, Problems and Solutions. Kansas State University (pdf)
Soil Compaction, Causes, Concerns and Cures. University of Wisconsin (pdf )
Tillage
Tillage Type Definitions - Conservation Technology Information Center, Purdue University
Factors to Consider when Making Tillage Decisions - University of Minnesota
Tillage Considerations for Disease Management - Iowa State University
Can Residue Be Managed Successfully with No-Till? - Iowa State University
Soil Management and Conservation Practices website - Iowa State University
Is Fall Tillage Following Soybean Harvest Necessary? - University of Wisconsin
Fall Strip Tillage Systems: An Introduction - Ohio State University Fact Sheet AEX-507-00
Iron deficiency chlorosis
Is it potassium or iron deficiency? Iowa State University
Iron chlorosis shows up Iowa State University
Iron Deficiency of Soybean in the Upper Midwest and Associated Soil Properties
N. C. Hansen, M. A. Schmitt, J. E. Anderson and J. S. Strock
Agronomy Journal 95:1595-1601 (2003).
Genotype x Environment Interactions within Iron Deficiency Chlorosis-Tolerant Soybean Genotypes
Seth L. Naeve and George W. Rehm. Agronomy Journal 98:808-814 (2006)