Maryland farmer and USB director Belinda Burrier explains how the expansion of the Port of Grays Harbor to export more U.S. soybean meal to Asia benefits farmers, the community, U.S. Soy customers and sustainable fuel.
Exports

FY19 Recap: USSEC Activities Help Keep U.S. Soy Markets Thriving around the Globe

USSEC Staff Writer|Jul 31, 2019

Last year, the U.S. Soybean Export Council (USSEC) launched its “What it Takes” initiative to keep U.S. soy exports at the same approximate 60 percent…

Infrastructure

International Trade Teams Follow U.S. Soy Supply Chain from Farm to Port

USSEC Staff Writer|Jul 28, 2019

Follow 50 key soy buyers from 10 different countries as they visit farms in the U.S. heartland to ports in the Pacific Northwest. During one…

Exports

South Dakota Soybean Farmers Promote Exports Beyond China

Michelle Rook|Jul 27, 2019

With China buying less U.S. soybeans, South Dakota farmers are hosting trade missions to help increase sales with existing customers and also find new export…

Infrastructure

Crop Barge Movements Still Below Normal

Alan Barrett|Jul 26, 2019

After being closed from March 16 through June 20 due to flooding, Lock and Dam 15 at the Quad Cities on the upper Mississippi River…

Infrastructure

Despite River Constraints, Barge Rates Normal

Alan Barrett|Jul 24, 2019

Crop barge capacity is the number of covered barges in the fleet multiplied by the number of times the barge can be loaded minus other…

Exports

Trade Program Used to Open New Soybean Export Markets

Michelle Rook|Jul 20, 2019

U.S. soybean farmers are using Ag Trade Program funds from the trade aid package to expand export markets with existing and new customers. South Dakota…

Infrastructure

Expanding U.S. Soybean Crushing Footprint Changing Trade Flows

Alan Barrett|Jul 19, 2019

Four large new soybean crushing plants and one small plant are scheduled to be built in increasingly large soybean surplus areas.  Plants are planned for…

Yield

Initial U.S. Soybean Crop Ratings Point to Challenging Yields in 2019

Rob Hatchett|Jul 17, 2019

The U.S. soybean crop appears to be off to its worst start of the growing season in 27 years. According to the U.S. Department of…

Exports

Growing U.S. Soy’s Presence in Global Markets

Kentucky Soybean Board|Jul 15, 2019

With all eyes on the continuing trade tensions between the U.S. and China, it's important to remember that the U.S. Soybean Export Council (USSEC), the…

Marketplace

Poor Start to Monsoon Adds Doubts to Indian Soybean Output

Rob Hatchett|Jul 12, 2019

There has been increased focus in mid-June on India, as the annual Southwest Monsoon has been slow to develop in 2019. The monsoon, which brings…