Double-crop soybean is an important opportunity of soybean production in Oklahoma. Depending on the year, nearly half of the total acres planted to soybean are considered a double-crop system.

Seed oils containing high amounts of oleic acid, also referred to as high oleic (HO) oils, are gaining attention because of their desirable fatty acid composition that provides higher oxidative and thermal stability and healthier nutritional profile.

Learn about the stages and crop management practices of soybeans in Oklahoma.

A guide discussing appropriate planting dates, suitable population methods and row spacing techniques for double-crop soybean management.

A summary explaining the purpose of various herbicide products used in soybeans.

Growers will learn the importance of making weed organization decisions and understand cultural management practices that can serve as weed control tools.

A table explaining the new considerations in herbicide technology on soybean and cotton crops for maximizing yield.

More information on the common insect species found in Oklahoma soybean fields during the mid- and late-season is discussed.