Not Just a Membership
Becoming a member of the Missouri Soybean Association isn’t just a transaction— it’s a gateway to a vibrant community, a platform for grassroots advocacy and a source of value-added benefits that enhance farms across the state.
Becoming a member of the Missouri Soybean Association isn’t just a transaction— it’s a gateway to a vibrant community, a platform for grassroots advocacy and a source of value-added benefits that enhance farms across the state.
As soybeans travel by rail and river to our Latin American neighbors to the south, industry leaders work tirelessly to cultivate markets and nurture buyer relationships to further drive demand for Missouri soybeans.
Over 30 years ago, in a stunning display of industrial leadership, Missouri soybean farmers, through their checkoff, invested in the research and viability of a cleaner burning fuel. Their investment transformed the soybean market and created a powerful asset: biodiesel…
Farmers are the backbone of society, stewards of the environment, innovators and providers of tradition. They're more than just farmers.
Red Barn Ranch is a family farm in Missouri that offers a variety of educational programs and activities for families and schools. Learn more about family farms and visit Red Barn Ranch today!
With the leaves of the plants rustling around them, farmers often spend countless hours scouting beans and experiencing a unique sense of tranquility as they are lost between the endless rows of soybeans. However, for Brian and Jodi Pomerenke, the sales professionals turned farmers spend their weekends between the rows of urban farmers market stands instead.
The frost covered ground in Missouri makes it easy to forget that just a few months ago, soybean farmers worked late into the night, praying for triple digit yields while harvesting their crop. Now, farm families gather in the warmth…
A full-circle view of the agriculture industry isn't hard to see on Cody Brock's farm. He, his wife, Paige, and their daughters, Chesney and Bellamy, share their story of show rings and soybeans.