Presentations

Introductory Presentation by ISA Director Ross Prough (3-14-2012)
A two-year Yield Challenge participant, Prough explained how effective the program has been in boosting his soybean yields.

Opening Keynote by John Baize (3-14-2012)
Baize's discussion examined "Outlook for Soybeans: Will Global Demand Keep Rising?"

Yield Challenge Review and Results (3-14-2012)
Yield Challenge Coordinator Jim Nelson and ISA Director of Strategic Research Dan Davidson presented findings and results from the 2011 program year.

Lunch Remarks by ISA Director Ron Moore (3-14-2012)
Moore provided an overview of ISA and its mission, along with a presentation of the Soy Scholars who were in attendance and recognition of the 2011 Yield Challenge team and special award winners.

Breakout Session Presentation by Dennis Neffendorf on Tillage (3-14-2012)
As part of the session on Soil Management, Neffendorf discussed "Better Production with Strip Tillage."

Managing in Turbulent Times - Ten Keys to Success (3-4-2013)
Presented by Michael Boehlje, Ph.D., Purdue University

Growing Soybean Demand (3-4-2013)
Presented by John Baize, John C. Baize & Associates

Induced Micronutrient Deficiencies and How to Manage It (3-4-2013)
Presented by John McGillicuddy, MC Agronomics

Six Secrets of Soybean Success (3-4-2013)
Presented by Fred Below, Ph.D., and Jason Haegele, Ph.D., U of I

Equipment Strategies for Improving Soybean Profitability (3-4-2013)
Presented by Gary Schnitkey, Ph.D., and Nick Paulson, Ph.D., U of I

ISA/Farm Journal Soybean College - Robert Mullen, Ph.D. (8-3-2012)
"Are Your Soybeans Coming Up Short on P and K?"

ISA/Farm Journal Soybean College - Gary Schnitkey, Ph.D. (8-3-2012)
"What's Ahead for Soybean Markets?"

Yield Challenge Winners Presentation at ASTA, December 8th, 2010 (12-9-2010)
Download this presentation to obtain an overview of the 2010 Yield Challenge and the Final Grower Team Results and Award Winners.

Yield Challenge 2010 Overview (6-14-2010)
What the Yield Challenge is. What it can do for you. How it will be run. How the results will be used.