North Dakota Soybean Council sponsors new weekly podcast, "In the Pod: Soybean Updates"

FARGO – The North Dakota Soybean Council (NDSC) is sponsoring "In the Pod: Soybean Updates," a new weekly podcast produced by North Dakota State University (NDSU) Extension. This podcast provides timely insights, industry trends and expert advice on soybean production.

Each episode features agronomic specialists and soybean industry experts discussing key topics related to soybean management, crop production, and the latest research developments. The goal is to equip soybean farmers with valuable information to make informed decisions throughout the growing season.

Listen at bit.ly/InThePodSoyUpdatesPodcast

Watch on YouTube: bit.ly/YouTubeInThePodSoybeanUpdates

Recent podcast episodes:

• "Navigating Dicamba Restrictions in Soybeans" – Weed control in soybeans may be even more challenging this year. Joe Ikley, NDSU Extension weeds specialist, shares the latest insights.
• "Quality Counts: What Last Season’s Weather Meant for Soybeans" – An annual soybean survey helps market U.S. soybeans globally. Seth Naeve, University of Minnesota Extension soybean agronomist, explains.
• "Ground Rules: Managing Soil Fertility for Soybean Success" – Fertility inputs and strategies to combat iron deficiency chlorosis with Brady Goettl, NDSU soil science specialist.
• "Are Biofuels Driving the Demand for North Dakota Soybeans?" – Market demand plays a crucial role in soybean value. Dave Ripplinger, Extension bioproducts and bioenergy economist, provides insights.
• "Seed Treatment Essentials for Soybean Production" – Protecting soybeans from pathogens starts at the seed level. Wade Webster, NDSU Extension plant pathologist, shares vital information.
• "How a Crush Plant Powers Agriculture" – North Dakota is home to two soybean crush plants. Bill McBee, commercial manager with North Dakota Soybean Processors, discusses the impact of the Casselton facility.