@arkansassoybean farmer Matt Miles and his family raise soybeans, corn, cotton, rice and wheat in Desha County. He explains the strategies he uses to manage root-knot nematode. How do you fight nematodes? #SoyCheckoff bit.ly/3bsF6oc

From mule teams to GPS-guided tractors and spray drones, the Lon Mann Cotton Research Station in Marianna is celebrating 100 years of helping Arkansas farmers adapt, innovate and thrive. Discover how one of the state's first agricultural research stations has evolved alongside Arkansas agriculture: aaes.uada.edu/news/cotton-br… @AginArk @AR_Extension @SlatonNathan @ArkansasEPP @UarkBENG @uarkaeab @AgInArk_CropIP @arkansassoybean

November is Arkansas Soybean Month! This year the Soy-tennial exhibit is at the State Capitol, celebrating 100 years of Arkansas soybeans and the farmers who grow them. Stop by the 4th floor in Little Rock or virtually tour the exhibit at pulse.ly/ekcenutavy

Looking to switch up your cooking? The Soyfoods Council just released The Magic of Miso, a free recipe booklet packed with ways to use this savory, fermented soybean paste — from a two-ingredient Miso Butter (perfect drizzled over sweet potatoes or popcorn) to dressings, marinades, and even a Miso Caramel Sauce for dessert. Miso brings umami flavor and a boost of plant protein to the table. Download the free booklet at pulse.ly/odx3smkuaq. Recipe booklet courtesy of The Soyfoods Council. #ArkansasSoybeans #ArkansasAgriculture

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Arkansas dairy farms produce more than 17 million gallons of milk each year, and soybean meal is a key protein source behind that production🥛 — supporting the cattle that keep Arkansas dairy running. Image courtesy of @SoyCheckoff . #FeedSoy #ArkansasSoybeans #ArkansasAgriculture

Today is National Farmers Day — a good day to say thank you to Arkansas soybean farmers for the work they do year-round, especially during a harvest season like this one. Your dedication feeds livestock, powers rural economies, and keeps Arkansas agriculture strong. #NationalFarmersDay #ArkansasSoybeans #ThankAFarmer

Six generations. One family farm in McGehee, Arkansas. Two brothers, two very different paths — Harrison leading soybean production, John Arthur bringing his background as an attorney to the family's cotton operation. Watch their story 🎥 pulse.ly/hmdgvlsowb

Where does U.S. soybean meal go? About 60% feeds poultry and swine right here at home. #FeedSoy Source: United Soybean Board: pulse.ly/zjx1m401zr

Big progress from Arkansas soybean breeding: root-knot nematode resistance in breeding materials has jumped from under 5% just a few years ago to 35–40% today. Research found here: pulse.ly/exdgh6b7hc #ArkansasSoybeans

100 years of Arkansas soybean production. 35 years of the United Soybean Board. Checkoff dollars are still paying off — from sequencing the soybean genome to breeding stronger, more resilient varieties. Here's to what's next. #SOYtennialYear Learn more: pulse.ly/fmlppwqkmq

Back to school season is here 🎒 Does your agriculture teacher know about our free Ag Teacher Toolkit? Lesson plans, activities, and soybean resources built specifically for Arkansas classrooms. Share with an ag teacher today: pulse.ly/bthzgvp6yg

Agriculture supports 1 in 7 jobs in Arkansas. 🎒 From research and communications to business and policy, ag careers are wide open. Where does your student fit in? Explore: pulse.ly/33lvqjqwav

Don't miss this month's Bean Brief 📬 Grow for the Green updates, Soybean Science Challenge news, and the latest checkoff research all in one place. Subscribe here: pulse.ly/jlnnkimwd6

Arkansas raises over 1 billion broilers a year, and soybeans are a key ingredient in what feeds them. Row crop farmers and poultry producers aren't separate industries. They're the same supply chain. #ArkansasAg #FeedSoy Source: Arkansas Farm Bureau

Most people don't realize where Arkansas soybeans actually end up after harvest. 97% of the soybean meal produced in the state goes to livestock feed — including poultry, hogs, dairy, beef, and aquaculture. Arkansas soybean farmers aren't just growing a crop; they're powering a major part of the state's animal agriculture industry. #FeedSoy Source: Arkansas Farm Bureau

🌾 This week is National Farmers Market Week. But before we celebrate what's on the table, we want to celebrate the people who put it there: Arkansas farmers. From the soybean fields that feed our livestock to the row crops that supply our food system, Arkansas producers wake up every morning committed to the land and the communities they serve. This week, if you see a farmer, at the market, co-op, or the feed store, give your thanks. They've earned it. 😊

LAST CALL! 🌱 The Grow for the Green Soybean Yield Challenge closes in just TWO DAYS! Even if you don't place, you could still walk away with a $200 participation incentive and a shot at Commodity Classic. Don't wait, apply today! pulse.ly/8kwggzucym

⏰ ATTENTION! Only a few days left! Applications for the 2026 Grow for the Green Soybean Yield Challenge are due Saturday, Aug. 1. Enter now for your shot at cash prizes up to $7,500. Download your application here: pulse.ly/gdjjvnjje1

The 2026 Grow for the Green Soybean Yield Challenge is underway. In 2025, three new AR growers joined the 100 Bushel Club. The challenge is built on checkoff-funded research and farmer-tested practices, and it’s pushing yields further every year. Apply here: pulse.ly/48e7yzibkz #GrowForTheGreen #SoybeanYield #ArkansasSoybeans #CheckoffResearch #100BushelClub