The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has opened enrollment for the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) for 2025, providing agricultural producers and landowners with opportunities to restore and conserve environmentally sensitive lands. Learn about the benefits, deadlines, and options available for General and Continuous CRP signup.
Missouri farmers face rising threats to vital crop protection tools like glyphosate. Support HB 544 to protect modern ag and secure your farm\'s future.
The U.S. Soybean Export Council (USSEC) focuses on differentiating the quality and value of U.S. Soy for global customers, thanks in part to investments from the Missouri Soybean Merchandising Council. We aim to create and elevate international customer preference for…
As the world celebrates Earth Day, one biotech company, BioSpan, is turning Missouri-grown soybeans into an eco-friendly way to make our highways and parking lots last longer. BioSpan not only removes carbon from the usual process of sealing pavement, but…
Soybean oil, often known as “vegetable oil,” is like the Swiss Army knife of oils – versatile, reliable, and ready to tackle any culinary challenge!
As spring unfolds across Missouri, soybean growers are turning their attention to one of the most critical decisions in their cropping system: when and how to terminate cover crops. Managed correctly, cover crops can improve soil health, suppress weeds, and…
The U.S. soybean crush sector is expanding, but challenges loom. New plants are nearing completion, yet real-world factors—tariffs, biofuels policy, and global competition—cast uncertainty on the outlook. With ample capacity and mixed demand signals, the industry is in a holding pattern, waiting for clarity before making its next move.
SOYLEIC is growing in more ways than one. The non-GMO soybean is moving beyond its original Use for human consumption and into the dairy feed ration market.
Missouri soybean farmers traveled to Mexico and Panama to strengthen trade ties, explore new market opportunities and solidify their role in supplying high-quality soybeans to key markets.
Despite recent controversy, seed oils like soybean, corn, and canola are backed by science for their health benefits.