Cropping System Inventory Shows Increase in No-Till Acres on U.S. Soybean Farms
South Dakota Soybean describes how farmers adapted to the wettest year on record with a significant increase in no-till acres.
U.S. Soy’s Connection to Taiwan Remains Strong
For more than 50 years, U.S. soybean farmers have been collaborating with partners in Taiwan to meet their soybean needs. The trade relationship has grown…
Constant Change
Weather, Technology and Economics Drive Need to Adapt It doesn’t take a historian to see that farming today is different than it was a generation…
Conservation is Just a Way of Life for this U.S. Soy Family Farm
The Johnson Farm of Frankfort, South Dakota is this year's winner of the South Dakota Leopold Conservation Award. In 1986, the family went 100 percent…
High Oleic Soybean Oil Recognized by FDA as Heart Healthy
Now, more than ever, consumers are paying attention to the food that they are eating and the health implications of their dietary decisions. High oleic…
Cultivating Trade: Hosting Trade Delegations Builds Relationships
The visitors huddled around Craig Converse in his rural Arlington, South Dakota, machine shed as he pulled up a mobile phone app that detailed data…
Thailand: An Up and Coming Power
Like other countries in Southeast Asia, Thailand’s economy is on a steady incline. That means good things for U.S. farmers in South Dakota. Higher standards…