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Year	Project Name	Lead Principal Investigator	Keywords	Funded
2023	Assessing the Genetic Diversity and Vulnerability of Nebraskan Soybean	David Hyten, University of Nebraska at Lincoln	GeneticsGenomics	$62,036
2023	Biohydrolysis of soybean to improve livestock feed and biodiesel production	Paul Blum, University of Nebraska	Animal healthAnimal nutritionNutrient management	$33,728
2023	Developing an Approach to Guide Nitrogen Fertilizer Application in Soybean	Patricio Grassini, University of Nebraska	Field management Nutrient managementSoil healthTillageYield trials	$86,980
2023	Effects of Using Soybeans, Roasted Soybeans or Soybean Meal in Feedlot Diets	Pablo Loza, University of Nebraska at Lincoln	Human foodHuman health	$51,769
2023	Enhancing Soybean Germplasm through Biotechnology	Tom Clemente, University of Nebraska at Lincoln	GeneticsGenomics	$132,925
2023	Improvement of Soybean Germplasm for Aquaculture Feed	Ed Cahoon, University of Nebraska	Aquaculture	$73,948
2023	Improving Water Use Efficacy in Soybean	Katarzyna Glowacka, University of Nebraska at Lincoln	GeneticsGenomics	$40,000
2023	Planting Green Effect on Residual Herbicides, Soil Health, Weed Management in Soybean	Amit Jhala, University of Nebraska at Lincoln	AgricultureCrop protectionHerbicide	$54,490
2023	Research on Soybean Oil as a Sustainable Recycling Agent-Phase III	Hamzeh Haghshenas, University of Nebraska at Lincoln	BiobasedBiodegradableIndustrial UsesProcessing co-productsProcessing technology	$91,782
2023	Soybean Breeding and Genetics Studies for Nebraska	George Graef, University of Nebraska	GeneticsGenomics	$304,247
2023	Soybean Gall Midge: Evaluating Planting Date and Seed Treatments	Justin McMechan, University of Nebraska	Biotic stressCrop protectionField management Pest	$54,436
2023	Survey and rapid diagnostics for fungicide resistant Frogeye Leaf Spot in Nebraska	Tamra Jackson-Ziems, University of Nebraska at Lincoln	Crop protectionDiseaseField management	$67,364
2023	Teasing Apart the Genetic Complexity of Soybean Seed Development	Marc Libault, University of Nebraska at Lincoln	Data ManagementDrone/UAS	$27,754
2023	Tracking the Severity, Frequency, and Hosts of Soybean Gall Midge	Justin McMechan, University of Nebraska	Biotic stressCrop protectionField management Pest	$48,606
2023	Using Data Integration Approach to Break Genetic Ceilings of Quality Oil Accumul	Chi Zhang, University of Nebraska	GeneticsGenomics	$57,000
2023	Winter Nursery Support for Soybean Breeding & Genetics	George Graef, University of Nebraska	GeneticsGenomics	$265,692
			Total	$1,452,757

Results (Other Checkoff Projects Funded In This State):

Year	Project Name	Lead Principal Investigator	Keywords	Funded
2023	Characterization of seed protein quality in re-balanced soybean lines	Tom Clemente, University of Nebraska at Lincoln	Amino acidsSoy mealSoy protein	$173,344
2023	Research and extension on emerging soybean pests in the North Central region	Kelley Tilmon, The Ohio State University	Biotic stressCrop protectionField management Pest	$571,234
2023	Site-specific weed management with precision application technology	Chris Proctor, University of Nebraska at Lincoln	Data ManagementDrone/UAS	$42,854
2023	SOYGEN3: Building capacity to increase soybean genetic gain in future environments for seed yield and composition through combining genomics-assisted breeding with environmental characterization	Aaron Lorenz, University of Minnesota	GeneticsGenomics	$932,619
2023	The SCN Coalition: Economics and Advancing Management	Samuel Markell, North Dakota State University	Crop protectionDiseaseField management	$300,000
			Total	$2,020,051

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.