Identifying Best Practices in Integrated Weed Management Dr. Tommy Butts, Dr. Jason Norsworthy, Dr. Tom Barber and Dr. Nilda Burgos Dr. Gus Lorenz Talks 2019 Insect Challenges How to Use Water Monitoring Systems Controlling Palmer Amaranth with Metribuzin Tolerant Soybean Varieties Seed Treatments & Seeding Rates: Planting the Seed for Next Year The Benefits of Soybean Variety Testing Best Practices for Soybean Pigweed Management How to Handle Southern Root-Knot Nematodes Cultivating Yield Increasing Soybean Varieties Battling Redbanded Stink Bugs Improving Soybean Yield Potential with Smart Applications Feeding Poultry’s Potential with Soymeal Arkansas Soybean Producers Invest in New Breeder Cover Crops Yield Agronomic Benefits, Weed Control Destroying Weed Seeds Neonicotinoid Effects on Arkansas Honey Bees Warmer Winters Create Pest Problems to Overcome Outwitting Weed Resistance Battling Palmer Pigweed How to Spray Your Crop and Save Money at the Same Time ASU College of Agriculture and Technology Plant Pathology Soil Testing Program Foundation Seed Program Selecting Seed Varieties Soybean Research Verification Program Tackling the Stinky Kudzu Bug Weed Control in the Soybean Industry Controlling the Harmful Effects of Nematodes Improving Yield and Yield Stability for Irrigated Soybeans Development of Effective Management of Frogeye Leaf Spot Bee, Corn Earworm, Fire Ant and Educating Growers and Consultants Projects Investigating Emerging Production Recommendations Efficacy of Inoculants and Use of Winter Cover Crops Evaluation of Fertilization Practices Achieving Maximum Yield Potential Soybean Breeding and Genetics Program Arkansas Discovery Farms