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The National Soybean Research Laboratory is located at the University of
Illinois and promotes soybean research, education and outreach in the areas
of production, nutrition and international development.The following people support NSRL projects and programs that serve the needs of soybean producers, processors and consumers.
Photo above was taken in the fall of 2008 at the reception held to welcome Bridget Owen to NSRL as our Associate Director
Back Row, Left to Right: Marilyn Nash, Melinda Anderson, Karl Weingartner, Carol Neilson, Tadayoshi Masuda, Lynn Westgren, Linda Kull, Vijaya Jain, Shailesh Patel, Scott Buchanan, Barbara Klein, Peter Goldsmith
In Front, Left to Right: Danny Erickson, Bridget Owen, Nicholas Scates
Not Pictured: Robert Bellm, Keith Cadwallader, Doug Jones, Stacey Krawczyk, Megan Puzey, Marion Shier
The National Soybean Research Laboratory (NSRL) is your
information source for the latest in soybean research -
from production to consumption. NSRL is housed in the National
Soybean Research Center (NSRC) located at the University
of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. NSRC was built and equipped
with federal and state funds and has programs supported
by industry, state, and federal dollars, and gifts and grants.
Housed within NSRC is a diverse association of research
programs including entomology, plant pathology, breeding
and genetics, food and nutritional sciences, and international
marketing. Many University researchers in other areas, such
as animal science and agricultural economics, are directly
linked to research projects underway at the NSRL. Since
1993, NSRL's role has dynamically responded to the evolving
technological and marketing conditions of the soybean industry.
We take our mission, "... to assist in expanding the
scope, size, and profitability of the U.S soybean industry.."
very seriously. Since the formation of NSRL in 1993, NSRL's
role, has evolved dynamically as the needs of the industry
responded to changing environmental, technological and market
conditions. Our Research Themes section describes activities
that we have undertaken or are initiating as we react to
these needs.
As part of accomplishing the goals embedded within our mission, we know
that it is important to be accessible, both by providing
information in traditional forms and by responding to specific
inquiries. In addition to providing access to copies of
reports and presentations that have been completed, we also
welcome comments, questions and suggestions. Please use
the Contact Us section to learn
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