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The U.S. could soon be tempted by tempeh
You could smell the sweet smoke of the coconut charcoal wafting from the grill. The protein was on, and judging by the smell, you knew…
Improvements to Mississippi River Help U.S. Soy to Maintain Reliable Supply
[caption id="attachment_9426" align="alignright" width="300"] The harvest moon rises over Robb Ewoldt’s farm as family members harvest soybeans near Davenport, Iowa. In 2021, Ewoldt was happy…
Iowa Women Farmers Hone Marketing Skills for U.S. Soy
Thin market, carryover, strengthening basis and arbitrage – the terms can be dizzying for those not directly tied to marketing soybean crops. But what if…
Myanmar Companies Jockey For Business In A Fast-Growing Environment
The Myanmar livestock feed industry is poised for expansion, but experts say U.S. Soy will need to establish customer preference before others to fully capitalize…
Federal Officials Tour Missouri River Flooding
As federal and state agriculture officials toured flood damage from the Missouri River, it became evident that recovery can’t start until flood waters recede. More…
Aquaculture Investment Opens Doors to New Markets
Two thousand years of aquaculture in China was revolutionized by one system developed by the U.S. soybean industry and supported with an investment by Iowa…
Japanese Learn About Soybean Supply Chain in Iowa
Several of Japan's largest importers and crushers of U.S. soy recently traveled to Iowa to learn about the U.S. soy supply chain. Representatives of U.S.…