Researchers compared organic and sustainable no-till cropping systems for soybeans
Soybean Research
Mechanical harvesting of edamame (PI: Tim Stombaugh)
Whole farm analysis of edamame production in Kentucky
(PI: Carl Dillon)
No-till cropping systems for organic and sustainable corn and soybean production (PI: Larry Grabau)
Optimizing variety selection and planting patterns for mechanically harvested edamame production in Kentucky (PI: Todd Pfeiffer)
Breeding soybean for edamame and organic black soybean production (PI: Todd Pfeiffer)
Breeding triple-null lipoxygenase soybean cultivars (PI: Todd Pfeiffer)
Edamame (green vegetable soybean) production systems for extended harvest (PI: Todd Pfeiffer)
Edamame production systems: Improving spring transplant production (PI: Todd Pfeiffer)
The effect of changes in seed protein concentration on seed growth characteristics of soybean (PI: Dennis Egli)
Novel management of novel soybean varieties (PI: Todd Pfeiffer)
Optimizing market quality of edamame (PI: Doug Archbold)
Testing novel soybean varieties (PI: Eugene Lacefield)
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