Taiwan to Invest Billions in Arkansas Corn and Soybean Imports Amid Farm Crisis
Two major Taiwanese agricultural groups have signed letters of intent to purchase billions of dollars’ worth of corn and soybeans...
Seed Companies Share Best Corn and Soybean Picks for Next Year
Seed companies have unveiled their top corn and soybean varieties for 2026, focusing on growers in Michigan, the Mid-Atlantic, Northeast,...
North Carolina Soy: A $2.9 Billion Industry Built on Quality and Trust
North Carolina's soybean industry is a major economic force, contributing $2.9 billion and supporting nearly 5,000 jobs, thanks to the...
The Power of Partnership: How WISHH Connects U.S. Soy to the World
For 25 years, the American Soybean Association's World Initiative for Soy in Human Health (WISHH) has been building a global...
Why U.S. Farmers Are Concerned About Cuts to Food Aid Programs
A recent government shake-up is casting a shadow over the future of U.S. international food assistance, a system that has...
How American Soybean Farmers Amplify Their Voice Through Strategic Alliances
In the complex landscape of Washington politics, a single voice can be easily lost. That's why the American Soybean Association...
China’s Silence Leaves U.S. Soybean Farmers Anxious
In a few weeks, U.S. soybean farmers will begin harvesting an excellent crop, but a major problem looms: the world's...
Brazil’s Record Harvest vs. U.S. Soy Exports: What It Means for Q4 2025
The soybean market is in a constant state of flux, but in Q4 2025, the dynamic between Brazil's massive harvest...
Unsteady Outlook Clouds U.S. Soybean Market Despite Record Harvest Potential
As combines begin rolling through U.S. soybean fields, traders are grappling with a market shaped less by weather and yields...
USDA’s Record Soybean Yield Forecast Faces Test as Weather Risks Loom
The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s August World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE) raised eyebrows across the farm belt with...
