It does not include the price of cash rent/land payments or other fixed costs associated with growing soybeans. USDA found it costs $162 per acre on average across the U.S. to produce soybeans.

Contribution of soybean crop to cumulative N2O emissions in the maize–soybean rotation as a function of maize fertilizer rate under BAU and non-BAU management. Credit: Nature Sustainability ...

Soybeans planted at different dates are shown Sept. 20 in a field test plot at Iowa State University's Agricultural Engineering/Agronomy and Central Iowa Research Farms between Ames and Boone ...

The artificial turf market is seeing growing demand with the industry forecast to reach $7 billion by 2025. Now, a turf made from soybeans is becoming more popular and is being used in locations ...

The study, published Oct. 7, found that 40 percent of nitrous oxide emissions — a greenhouse gas — stem from the soybean growing season. “It was a surprising result because we don’t apply ...

And our soybeans are kind of on the rise,” said Meyer. She said she has seen more people growing soybeans specifically in the ...

A southeast Iowa farmer says he’s optimistic about the 2025 growing season despite the mild start to winter. Tim Meyer raises ...

We watch what happens with our neighbors in South America regarding crop production and its effects on our markets. Brazil is the largest soybean producer and exporter in the world, ...