13 brix soybeans, 9 days after a nutritional foliar @AdvancingEcoAgriculture

Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

These beans are up to 13 brix for the first time, 9 days after a nutritional foliar, and AEA Ambassador Cole Neese is feeling good!

Central Indiana, non-GMO beans no-tilled into standing rye, then crimped.

The foliar included: Accelerate, PhotoMag, MicroPak, SeaStim, HumaCarb, and Solubor.

We can't wait to see how this field turns out!

13 brix soybeans, 9 days after a nutritional foliar

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