May 14, 2026
For most growers, this year’s seeding is done. Now it is time to assess the number of soybeans that have emerged in the fields.These early weeks are the perfect time for growers to accurately examine the density and health of their soybean stand. This exercise provides a short window to reseed if necessary. By the numbers Good […]
May 14, 2026
Now that producers are almost finished or done seeding their soybeans, it's time to take a look at the emergence success, or the number of plants that emerged in relation to seeds planted. Here are some tips to help you get an optimal yield!
May 6, 2026
The issue of seed planting depth comes up every year with different information circulating in the industry. But does the depth at which you plant soybean seeds actually affect the yield? Absolutely! Naturally, seed depth is important, especially since soybean seeds are more sensitive when sown too deeply. This is why it’s important to make […]
April 27, 2026
When getting ready for the upcoming seeding season, growers often ask our representatives what their seeding rate for the soybeans should be. Many factors influence the seeding rate, chiefly the soybean variety, expected yield, soil type, equipment used and history of disease. Based on the target population measured in seeds/ha or seeds/ac (see the Prograin […]
January 28, 2026
With weather that swings between snow flurries and blazing sun, stored grain is particularly vulnerable to the weather conditions. While the hatch doors are essential for ventilating the grain, they can also be an entry point for snow during big storms. A crop intended for human consumption that is not checked on a monthly basis—especially […]
June 23, 2025
The soybean’s vegetative stages begin with emergence and end when the plants have multiple trifoliate leaves. The final number of leaves depends mainly on the variety, but also on environmental conditions. In this blog article, we explore the vegetative stages of the soybean. We also discuss misconceptions and reality; and analyze the impacts of insects […]
January 19, 2022
There are many good reasons to use fall rye as your cover crop. Fall rye is affordable, easy to kill and helps improve soil structure. This winter-hardy crop also reduces water and wind erosion. But the value of using rye as a cover crop doesn’t stop there. Let’s dig into the impact and benefits of […]
January 19, 2022
Prograin: soybean expertise and production that’s recognized worldwide Prograin has been a respected leader in the Canadian soybean industry for more than 30 years. But in recent years, our influence has also expanded overseas to Europe and Asia. We spoke with Jérôme Duclau, our Sales Manager for Europe, to learn more about Prograin’s global role and […]
October 28, 2021
The climate in Canada is drastically different from province to province, and even within the provinces. For this reason, the same crops will perform differently across the country. What this means for Prograin is if we test a variety in the east, there’s no sure way to know exactly how it’ll grow in the west. […]
August 18, 2021
It’s a fact—demand for the highest quality soybean is rising steadily. Growing demand = a need for more product = a need for more growers Growing soybeans, especially for the first time, poses many challenges like learning when to seed, finding a variety that works on your land, and dealing with pests. Here at Prograin, […]
