Soybean Collection

Combine harvesting soybeans as full moon rises (harvest moon), Marion County, Illinois. (Editorial Use Only)

Combine harvesting soybeans as full moon rises (harvest moon), Marion County, Illinois. (Editorial Use Only)

Combine harvesting soybeans as full moon rises (harvest moon), Marion County, Illinois. (Editorial Use Only)

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North America, US, MD, A field of soybeans at Chino Farms. Eastern Shore. Date: 23/04/2004

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Argentina, Buenos Aires, San Antonio de Areco. Estancia El Ombu de Areco. Typical view of the farmland of the Pampas and soybean fields. (PR) Date: 28/06/2006

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Argentina, Buenos Aires, San Antonio de Areco. Estancia El Ombu de Areco. Typical view of the farmland of the Pampas and soybean fields. (PR) Date: 28/06/2006

Chinese agricultural chemist from the Changchun Research Institute Peoples Republic of China, 1950s (colour photo)
5232010 Chinese agricultural chemist from the Changchun Research Institute Peoples Republic of China, 1950s (colour photo) by Chinese Photographer

Soybean, Glycine max, A mass of pods of Edaname beanscommonly eaten in the green stage

Soybean Harvest, 2 John Deere combines harvesting soybeans - aerial - Marion Co. IL

Agriculture - A gravel country road passes between fields of grain sorghum (l) and soybeans (r) in morning light / Tennessee, USA

Soybean Field On A Misty Morning, Near Brunkild, Manitoba

Soybean Field And Red Barn Near Anola, Manitoba

A Combine Harvests Soybeans While Wind Turbines Spin In The Distance; Strathroy, Ontario, Canada

Early Growth Soybean Field Near Lorette, Manitoba, Canada

Windmills, Tazewell Co. IL
Windmills, Tazewell County, Illinois

Soybeans -Glycine max- with leaves

Farm and soybean crop north of Eau Claire, Wisconsin, USA

USA, Indiana. Soybean field and wind farm at sundown

Farmer harvesting soybeans at sunset, Marion Co. IL
Farmer harvesting soybeans at sunset, Marion County, Illinois

Dry farming on terraces in the steep and mountainous territory of the Konso, Rift valley. Sorghum (millet) cassava (manioc)

Soybean field and the remains of the original Chaco vegetation, Lomitas, Argentina, South America

Soybean plants -Glycine max-, soybean plantation, Argentina, South America

Soy field, Compton, Eastern Townships, Quebec Province, Canada

Mature Soybean Field Backlit

Soya beans

Soya bean (Glycine max) sprouts C014 / 1152
Soya bean sprouts. Jar containing sprouting soya (Glycine max) beans

Dolichos soja, soybean
Illustration from the Botany Library Plate Collection held at the Natural History Museum, London

Glycine max, soybean
Illustration of the soybean plant, part of the John Fleming Collection held at the Natural History Museum, London

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Soybean, the versatile crop that has captured the world's attention. From windmills dotting Tazewell Co. , IL to Chinese agricultural chemists revolutionizing farming in the 1950s, soybeans have left an indelible mark on our history. DDE-90039071, DDE-90037812, and DDE-90037811 are not just random numbers but symbols of progress and innovation in soybean cultivation. Glycine max, commonly known as soybean, presents itself as a mass of pods bursting with Edaname beans - a delicacy enjoyed during their vibrant green stage. Witnessing John Deere combines harvesting these precious crops from above in Marion Co. , IL is truly awe-inspiring. But it's not just Illinois that embraces this remarkable legume; Eau Claire, Wisconsin proudly displays its farm and soybean crop to showcase nature's abundance. Indiana paints a picturesque scene with its sundown silhouette of a wind farm harmoniously coexisting with vast fields of soybeans. Marion Co. , IL once again steals the spotlight as farmers work tirelessly at sunset to harvest their bountiful soybeans. Their dedication and hard work ensure that this essential crop reaches our tables sustainably. Even in challenging terrains like Konso's steep mountainous territory in Rift Valley, dry farming techniques bring forth thriving soybean crops against all odds. This resilience echoes throughout Tennessee where gravel country roads lead us through fields adorned by grain sorghum on one side and flourishing rows of soybeans on the other under morning light. Soybeans continue to captivate hearts worldwide with their adaptability and nourishing properties. They symbolize unity between man-made marvels like windmills or combines and Mother Nature herself – reminding us how agriculture can thrive when we embrace sustainable practices for generations to come.