What We Do
We address today's agronomic challenges of soybean and small grain through various extension programs and applied research. Outreach efforts are to educate, train and provide the most relevant information the enables timely and sound updates.
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Contact Us
Shaun Casteel, Ph.D.
scasteel@purdue.edu
(765) 494-0895
915 W. State Street
West Lafayette, IN 47907
Soybean Station News
“A professor of agronomy had planted them,” Martin explained. “The seeds were...
"Early one morning, when my grandpa was just a young boy, his family traveled to the train...
Soybean yield potential is built on numerous factors including the genetics that have been...
Soybeans like it warmer in the evening so that it can “burn” (respire) the stored...
We can often scout or drive past field after field of soybean in June that are pale green to...
Spring warm-up and field dry-out has been erratic this planting season of 2014. Cold and wet...