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December 06, 2023
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SCN Information and Resources
Major points to consider to thwart damage to soybeans caused by SCN are presented.
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November 15, 2023
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2023 MSU Row Crop Short Course
Presentations of interest to Miss. soybean producers that are to be made at the 2023 MSU Row Crop Short Course are highlighted.
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November 05, 2023
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Soy-Based Biofuels No Threat to Food Production
Results of a USB-funded project to evaluate whether or not the increased demand for soybean oil to produce biofuels has contributed to the rise in retail food prices are summarized.
2024-2025 General Request For Proposals
Every year the Mississippi Soybean Promotion Board solicits proposals for soybean research, education and technology transfer projects that aim to improve Mississippi soybean production. Research proposals must be submitted by December 1, 2023. RFP will be reviewed and if corrections are needed the final version must be submitted before December 13, 2023 to be considered for the 2024-2025 proposal cycle. For questions and more information regarding the General RFP process, please contact MSPB Executive Director Dr. Dennis Reginelli at dennisr@bellsouth.net or (662)418-4480.
2024-2025 Targeted Request For Proposals
MSPB is trialing a framework through which it can more effectively invest checkoff dollars on behalf of Mississippi soybean growers. That framework will utilize Targeted Requests for Proposal (TRFP). The strategy of TRFPs is built upon identification of comprehensive General Focus Areas (GFAs). The GFA is a general agronomic subject matter with high interest of growers and industry. A single TRFP is tied to a single GFA. The GFA is further divided into Specific Research Targets (SRTs) which correspond to the ‘scope’ of the more comprehensive GFA. Proposals should be directed to address one or several of the SRTs. The intentions of the framework include: 1) shift a portion of research focus and budget spend from present issues and impact and toward near-term (5 year) and longer-term (10 year) efforts and impacts, 2) develop a greater proportion of funded research that is unique, new, and likely to accentuate MSPB funded research within the soybean industry, 3) encourage collaborative efforts across disciplines for a better understanding of key issues, and 4) close some of the gap between current research and focus areas of early-adopters in the state. TRFP proposals must be submitted by January 16, 2024 by emailing research@mssoy.org to be considered for the 2024-2025 proposal cycle. For questions and more information regarding the Targeted RFP process, please contact Brewer Blessitt at research@mssoy.org or (662)207-5723.
Mississippi Diseases And Nematodes
The Mississippi Soybean Promotion Board aims to help farmers identify and control damaging diseases before it’s too late.
Mississippi Insects
It starts by determining when insects reach the economic threshold level. This is the point at which damaging insects must be treated before your operation starts to lose money.
Mississippi Irrigation
Under its Sustainable Irrigation Project (SIP), MSBP provides practices and tools to reduce the amount of irrigation water applieed to the states crops.
Mississippi Weeds
Learn everything you need to know about local herbicide-resistant weeds and how to fight them from MSPB and the Take Action initiative.
