Though Sustainability Practices Vary, the Results Benefit All
For any organization, when it comes to sustainability, there are many perspectives and methods. As CEO of their farms, soybean farmers like other business leaders,…
Making Soy Reign Supreme
Being crowned market leader of any product category is rarely the result of simply possessing specific attributes. Consumer demand ultimately drives success, whether selling sustainable…
The U.S. Soy Sustainability Assurance Protocol (SSAP) Simplified
U.S. soybean farmers understand the importance of sustainable farming to protect valuable environmental resources. By doing so, they preserve and protect their farming operation for…
Soy Sustainability
Ninety-seven percent of U.S. farms are family owned. As stewards of the land, most soybean farmers make it their mission to leave the land better…
A framework for Sustainable Farming Infographic
A diagram of the sustainable U.S. soybean farm.
U.S. Soy Used in Waters Worldwide
Mike Beard never thought his Indiana soybeans would be used for feeding tilapia or shrimp on the other side of the globe. But with more…
Hartke Farms, Teutopolis, Illinois
Included among the 1,547 people who live in tiny Teutopolis, Illinois, are farmer David Hartke, his wife, Korrine, and their four children. Not included in…
Ahead of the Curve
COMMITMENT TO SUSTAINABILITY INCREASES DEMAND FOR U.S. SOY AND PROFITABILITY FOR U.S. SOYBEAN FARMERS. Sustainability may be a word you’re hearing more and more these…
DAVID IVERSON, Soybean farmer from South Dakota
South Dakota soybean farmer, David Iverson, talks about the importance of international markets to U.S. soy
RON MOORE, Testimonial
Ron Moore, an ASA director and former USSEC director from Roseville, Illinois, talks about his deep roots in agriculture.