The Southern Soybean Research Program (SSRP) uses checkoff dollars to coordinate and fund production research projects that benefit the Southern soybean-producing region.
The five states making up the SSRP include Alabama, Kentucky, North Carolina, Tennessee and Texas.
- Soybean Disease- Nutrient Management Technology
- Emerging Soybean Diseases- Water Use and Needs- Soybean New Uses Demand
- Technologies to Improve Nutrient Uptake and Reduce Excess Fertilizer Use in Soybeans- Determining the Effect of Different Management Strategies on Target Spot of Soybeans- Developing Irrigation Management Strategies for Soybean Production in...
The SSRP looks for projects that will enhance soybean production practices in the region while preventing redundancy to ensure checkoff dollars go further and allowing more work with limited resources. Several projects have been building blocks to...
Multi-Regional Research Collaboration Focuses on Soybean Flower and Pod Retention for Improved Yield
SmartIrrigation App Updates Driven by Farmer Feedback
Fine Tuning an Irrigation App for Southern Soybean Farmers
Improving Irrigation Management for Southeastern Farmers
Progress made in development of superior traits in Roundup Ready 2 yield soybeans