During Farmers on the Green event, soybean farmers visit New York City youth to show how U.S. soy can be used to create sustainable, environmentally friendly products. NEW YORK (Aug. […]
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Farmer Highlights: Why Selling Carbon Credits from Soil Sequestration Is Good for Everyone
Carbon may be invisible in farmers’ everyday lives, but it’s never out of mind. Marty Matlock, Ph.D., recently shared his thoughts on carbon markets with the U.S. Soybean Export Council […]
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Market Perspectives – July 29, 2021
Chicago Board of Trade Market News Outlook: December corn futures are 13 ½ cents (2.5 percent) higher after another week of choppy trade. U.S. weather forecasts are shifting more favorably […]
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Soy and Pork: Collaboration Across the Supply Chain
If you are ever in the upper Midwest, you’ll find the Krusemark Family Farm nestled in the plains of Minnesota. You will find rows of soybeans, barns of hogs, and […]
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Consumer Research Unpacks Protein Perceptions
A new consumer study shows consumers agree protein is important to maintaining a nutritious diet, with more than half saying the quality of protein is important, too. ST. LOUIS (July […]
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U.S. Corn and Soybean Production Down from September
Corn and soybean production are down from September 2020, according to the Crop Production report issued today by USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS). Corn production is up 8% from […]
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Chicago Board of Trade Market News
Outlook: December corn futures are 39 ¼ cents (7.6 per cent) higher this week after the USDA surprised the market with bullish wheat numbers. The WASDE was neutral corn, but […]
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Herbicide-Resistance Management — Cover Crops Edition
Learn how to fight herbicide-resistant weeds with alternative methods When you’re used to orderly rows of soybeans or corn, a field of cover crops — often multi-species and broadcast-seeded — […]
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Soybean Meal Increases Weight Gain Efficiency in Growing Pigs
Swine diets have undergone significant changes over the last 20 years to the exclusion of soybean meal. Still, results from a research study funded by the soy checkoff confirm the […]
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Biodiesel Breakthrough: Making a Difference One Gallon at a Time
What started as a solution to use up excess soybean oil is now the answer to other prominent issues in the U.S. That may sound like a tall tale, but […]
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