Science for Success Webinar Series: Soybean resilience blueprint - Adapting to climate cost and change

Science for Success is excited to announce the Soybean Resilience Blueprint: Adapting to Climate, Cost, and Change webinar series, addressing some of the most pressing challenges facing soybean production today. The two-part series will feature leading experts from across the United States discussing strategies to navigate shifting environmental and economic conditions.

February 28, 2025 | Climate Challenges in Soybean Production

This session will explore the impacts of changing weather on soybean production and offer actionable insights into overcoming these challenges.

Speakers

• Chris Kucharik, University of Wisconsin–Madison
• Alex Lindsey, The Ohio State University
• Laura Lindsey, The Ohio State University
• Michael Plumblee, Clemson University (Moderator)

March 14, 2025 | Economic Insights for Uncertain Times

This session will provide practical strategies to manage economic volatility in soybean farming.

Speakers

• Paul Mitchell, University of Wisconsin–Madison
• Shawn Conley, University of Wisconsin–Madison
• Seth Naeve, University of Minnesota
• Nicole Fiorellino, University of Maryland
• Michael Plumblee, Clemson University (Moderator)

Each webinar will last approximately one hour and include a live Q&A session, allowing participants to engage directly with the speakers.

Certified Crop Advisers can earn 1.0 CEU credit in Crop Management by attending the webinar.

Key Details

• Cost: Free
• Platform: Zoom (links provided via email upon registration)
• Audience: U.S. soybean farmers, Certified Crop Advisers, and agricultural professionals

Registration

Participants can register at the following link: https://soybeanscienceforsuccess.org/webinars-and-events/.

For More Information

Contact Haleigh Ortmeier-Clarke at ortmeierclarke@ncsu.edu.

About Science for Success

Science for Success brings together 20+ land grant institutions to collaboratively deliver research-based best management practices into the hands of US soybean farmers. We are funded by the United Soybean Board through the checkoff program. Learn more at soybeanscienceforsuccess.org.