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Missouri Soybean Merchandising Council

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Year	Project Name	Lead Principal Investigator	Keywords	Funded
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Results (Other Checkoff Projects Funded In This State):

Year	Project Name	Lead Principal Investigator	Keywords	Funded
2025	Developing and releasing high-yielding soybean varieties/germplasm with climate-resilience and genetic diversity across maturity groups 00 to VIII	Bo Zhang, Virginia Tech	BiodiversityGeneticsGenomicsGlobal food security	$343,250
2025	Management tactics and tools for insect pests in the North Central region	Justin McMechan, University of Nebraska	(none assigned)	$363,711
2025	Quantifying Nitrogen Credits from Soybean	Michael Mulvaney, Mississippi State University	Nutrient management	$402,610
2025	SOYGEN3: Building capacity to increase soybean genetic gain for yield through combining genomics-assisted breeding with characterization of future environments (year 3 of 3)	Aaron Lorenz, University of Minnesota	(none assigned)	$715,000
2025	SoyRenSeq: a novel approach for disease resistance gene discovery and application for soybean improvement	Jianxin Ma, Purdue University	Disease	$588,175
2025	The SCN Coalition: a checkoff-led, university-driven, industry-supported partnership battling soybean's biggest underground threat	Dylan Mangel, University of Nebraska	Carbon	$240,000
2025	The soybean genome editing toolbox - improving disease resistance and drought tolerance	Steve Whitham, Iowa State University	(none assigned)	$175,000
			Total	$2,827,746

This project was funded by the United Soybean Board to help all stakeholders find information about national soybean research projects that are funded by the soybean checkoff. This database is nationwide and reflects projects starting in 2008 to date. The site is updated periodically. We are not responsibile for any information that may be missing or inaccurate. If you need more information or further details, please feel free to contact the state organization.