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We understand the challenges Wisconsin Soybean growers face, and that’s why the goal of WSA is to bring their personal stories to state and federal policy leaders.

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Wisconsin soybean farmers welcome new CHS processing investment

The Wisconsin Soybean Association and the American Soybean Association applaud CHS Inc.’s announcement that it will break ground on a soybean processing facility near Evansville, Wis. The approximately $700 million [...]

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Field day highlights value of soybean research

Soybean growers received an up-close look at checkoff-supported research during the University of Wisconsin-Madison Agronomy and Soils Field Day Aug. 26 at the Arlington Agricultural Research Station. The annual event [...]

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Wisconsin Soybean Association urges administration to protect biofuel demand for soybean farmers

The Wisconsin Soybean Association is urging President Donald Trump and his administration to reject a dramatic expansion of small refinery exemptions under the Renewable Fuel Standard. Reports indicate exemptions for [...]

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Support WI Soy PAC, WI Soy Foundation and tailgate for a cause

Join the Wisconsin Soybean Association for the Soybean Tailgate for a Cause on Sunday, Sept. 6 just steps from Lambeau Field in Green Bay. The event runs from 11 a.m. [...]

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Embracing growth: Wisconsin Soybean adds program manager to roster

You don’t always have to be fully engrossed in farming for it to leave a lasting impact on your life. For Wisconsin Soybean Program’s newest program manager Parker Velte, it [...]

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Wisconsin soybean farmers’ voices heard as glyphosate petitions withdrawn

The Wisconsin Soybean Association today welcomed Ruveon’s decision to withdraw its antidumping and countervailing duty petitions on glyphosate imports from China, calling it a positive outcome for soybean farmers who [...]

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