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 “Checkoff Chats” episode, USB Treasurer Philip Good delves into exactly how checkoff funds are invested and what those investments mean for you, the U.S. Soy farmer. He also provides an update on two of the soy checkoff’s three priority areas, Infrastructure & Connectivity and Health & Nutrition, discussing progress made so far and what’s in store for next year.
The following reports may be of interest to you:
Ukrainian Soybean Prices Surge Due to Delayed South American Deliveries
Sunflower Market Forecasts for 2024 in Ukraine May Be Revised
There Are Significant Price Fluctuations on the Rapeseed Market
Sunflower Seed Availability Tightens, Prices Likely to Rise
Aldi Sunflower Seeds Recalled Over Salmonella Concerns
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