Argentine farmers can thresh about 21 million tons of soybeans at the end of the harvest season 2022/23. This is reported by Reuters, citing the forecast of the Grain Exchange […]
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Argentine farmers can thresh about 21 million tons of soybeans at the end of the harvest season 2022/23. This is reported by Reuters, citing the forecast of the Grain Exchange […]
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1,000+ Soy-Based Products, 1,000+ Ways to Increase ROI Brownfield “Checkoff Chats” Episode 10 with April Hemmes, Soy Checkoff Farmer-Director The modern consumer seeks renewable and sustainable materials. And soybeans are […]
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Agricultural producers in the EU can thresh about 20.4 million tons of rape by the end of season 2023/24, which is 1 million tons higher than the expected level of […]
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From the Field to the Fryer to Your Farm’s Bottom Line Brownfield “Checkoff Chats” Episode 8 with Belinda Burrier, Soy Checkoff Farmer-Director From restaurants to food manufacturers, high oleic soybean […]
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European Grain Markets Deteriorating wheat and barley conditions in France provide support for grain market futures in Paris, occurring amid reactivated international demand Corn sowing in France is almost complete, […]
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A partnership between Columbia Forest Products and the soy checkoff has resulted in another soy solution — adhesives made with soy protein. When it comes to where U.S. Soy can […]
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St. Louis (June 2, 2023) — United Soybean Board (USB) Chief Executive Officer, Polly Ruhland, will leave her position effective December 31, 2023. Ruhland, who led the organization for the […]
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Your Investments in Action: Priority Area UpdateBrownfield “Checkoff Chats” Episode 9 with Philip Good, Soy Checkoff Treasurer So, where exactly do your investments go? Let’s follow the money. In this […]
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The rate of soybean processing at oil-extracting enterprises of China is beginning to gradually gain momentum after the fixed downward trend in recent weeks. According to analysts of China National […]
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According to the EU Commission, last week (May 15-21) the EU countries continued to actively import soybeans, although rapeseed shipments declined. Particularly, in the reporting period 346.4 thsd tonnes of […]
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