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The South Carolina Soybean Board is a farmer-led organization dedicated to investing checkoff dollars

The SCSB is the soybean checkoff organization for South Carolina. Our board made up of 12 farmer leaders from all across the state works hard to invest checkoff dollars in areas that will benefit all South Carolina soybean farmers.

10/16/2026

Do boron applications improve soybean yield?

Jonathan Croft, an agronomic crops extension specialist at Clemson University, is studying whether boron applied at R1 and R3 growth stages improves soybean yield and profitability.

09/17/2026

Free nematode sampling saves farmers money.

In 2025, researchers collected 526 soil samples and 69 root samples free of charge to SC corn and soybean farmers.

Those samples were then analyzed and identified in the lab to provide field-specific management recommendations based on results.

We estimate that this service saved about $12K for farmers last year alone.

With support from the corn and soybean boards, Clemson will be offering this service again in 2026.

Read more here:

Nematodes remain a hidden but costly threat to South Carolina soybean production. This project focused on equipping growers and advisors with the knowledge and diagnostic testing needed to identify, manage, and reduce yield losses.

09/09/2026

In 2025, soybean researchers measured how effective Liberty Ultra herbicides were in dicamba-tolerant soybeans and identified best management practices for maximizing its effectiveness under South Carolina growing conditions.

Read their findings on the blog:

Liberty Ultra represents a newer glufosinate formulation designed to improve w**d control and application flexibility. This project evaluates how Liberty Ultra performs within dicamba-tolerant systems and how it can be best positioned for maximum effectiveness.

08/13/2026

Behind the scenes into some new content coming out later this year all about the soybean research happening through Clemson Extension. Stay tuned!

08/05/2026

Thanks to everyone who came out to our corn and soybean field days last week! We had some great conversations led by Clemson Extension.

07/22/2026

Join Clemson Cooperative Extension to talk nutrient management, pest control, nematode sampling, and more.

The field day will take place from 8:30AM to 12PM on July 30 at Edisto REC in Blackville, SC.

This event is free to attend and lunch will be provided! Please register on our website: https://www.sccornandsoy.org/events-1/edisto-rec-corn-soybean-field-day-2026

07/10/2026

Great turnout at our mid-season updates this month. Thank you to everyone who came out to talk crops with Clemson Extension Agronomic Crops.

If you missed it, there will also be a field day at Edisto REC on July 30. You can register here: https://www.sccornandsoy.org/events-1/edisto-rec-corn-soybean-field-day-2026

07/04/2026

There is no America without farmers 🇺🇸

As we celebrate the Fourth of July and honor America's 250 years of history, we're especially grateful for the generations of farmers who have helped feed, fuel, and strengthen our nation.

Thank you to South Carolina's corn and soybean growers for your hard work, dedication, and commitment to keeping American agriculture strong.

07/02/2026

: Cover crops continue to dominate conservation conversations. They benefit soil health, but management gets complicated. During July, check out practical , tools and videos to help incorporate cover crops into an agronomic system. Should you start or expand cover crops this fall? https://bit.ly/4wehIlQ

07/01/2026

This month, Clemson Extension Agronomic Crops will host several casual county-level production meetings focusing on corn and soybeans around South Carolina. The meetings will begin at Noon and conclude by 1:30 PM. Lunch will be provided.

Locations:

Shuler’s BBQ – Sellers, SC – July 7th – NOON
Schoolhouse BBQ – Scranton, SC – July 8th – NOON
Sweatman’s BBQ – Holly Hill, SC – July 10th – NOON

Topics will include timely updates on disease, nematodes, insects, and agronomics as they pertain to South Carolina Corn and Soybean in 2026.

RSVP Here:

Join us in person to discuss soybean and corn priorities for South Carolina farmers.

Address

1200 Senate Street
Columbia, SC
29201

Opening Hours

Monday	10am - 9pm
Tuesday	10am - 9pm
Wednesday	10am - 9pm
Thursday	10am - 9pm
Friday	10am - 6pm
Saturday	10am - 5pm

Telephone

+18037341767

Website

http://sccornandsoy.org/scsb

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