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Farmers Join Panel on Watershed Issues
Chesapeake Bay among topics discussed.
Officials in Chesapeake Bay watershed protection agree: “Agriculture is preferred land use.”
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Showing U.S. Soy’s Sustainability
Most U.S. soybean farmers know they operate sustainably, but some of our biggest customers don’t. You can help change that.
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Beyond the Bean On-Air Episode 9
Watch the latest edition of the soy checkoff's online TV program
This month: A checkoff funded study on animal ag in the U. S., What our checkoff is doing to protect freedom to operate, Fish tales: why soybean farmers should care.
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Key Topics
Biodiesel
Partnerships Help Push, Pull and Drive S...
From powering your tractor to your diesel-powered trucks, soy biodiesel can meet your fuel needs. To prove it to you, th...
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Consumer
Farmer Volunteers Put a Face on Farming
Bring together a room full of women and the conversation may at some point turn to the topic of food - new recipes, rest...
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Exports
Growing Soy Markets Abroad
Illinois soybean farmer Sharon Covert, who chairs the national soy checkoff’s International Marketing (IM) program, sa...
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Global Opportunities
“Agriculture” Cited as Preferred Lan...
A series of panel discussions that included farmers, the leader of the Chesapeake Bay Foundation and the chief of the U....
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Sustainability
Showing U.S. Soy’s Sustainability One ...
Most U.S. soybean farmers know they operate sustainably, but some of our biggest customers don’t. The soy checkoff pla...
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