IowaSoybeans

@IowaSoybeans

"Driven to Deliver" increased soybean demand through market development and new uses, farmer-focused research, timely information, policy initiatives and more.

Ankeny, Iowa
Joined March 2009

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    Apr 10

    The biofuels standard is Iowa’s response to lowering carbon emissions and remaining the leading biofuels producer. Contact your state rep by Monday and say YES on the biofuels standard. Learn more here:

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    Apr 9

    Looking at multiyear, on-farm studies, Peter Kyveryga identifies when and where farmers can increase or decrease their normal or common seeding rates for soybean.

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    Apr 9

    Your State Rep needs to hear from YOU by Monday! Ask for a “Yes” vote on the Biofuels Standard. Find your rep here:

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  4. Apr 8

    ISA maintains strong support for the proposed Iowa Biofuel Standards bill as a way to boost soybean demand and biodiesel production in the state. Contact your representative by Monday, April 12 and ask them for a 'Yes' vote on this legislation! Read more:

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    Apr 8

    Contact your State Representative TODAY! Ask for a “Yes” vote on the Iowa Biofuels Standard. Find your representative here:

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    Apr 7

    Ever wonder why farmers don’t just recycle water from tile lines? Sometimes they do! Learn about the pros and cons and hear from one early-adopter, Nick Hermanson ('06 agronomy, ag systems technology), whose systems are under study:

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    Illustration of an overhead pivot irrigation drainage water recycling systems.
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    Apr 8

    STORY: names new members to their Communications Squad.

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    Looking at multiyear, on-farm studies, Peter Kyveryga identifies when and where farmers can increase or decrease their normal or common seeding rates for soybean.

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    Apr 7
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    These numbers are no joke! February 2021 was a record month for farm calls! Our outreach continues to grow, with over 4,800 Iowa farm families seeking our help since 2004.

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  11. Apr 7

    April has been declared by ! DYK? 🌎 Iowa feeds the world with protein 🐖 Iowa farmers lead in animal care 🥩 Meat is a wholesome and nutritious protein 🌱 Livestock is a top consumer of soybeans Celebrate & put more🥓🍗 🍔 🌭 on the table!

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    Apr 7

    Joining KWMT Radio today, 12:30 p.m. Talking all things soybeans as we announce partnership with KWMT and in support of farmers and daily Power Lunch program.

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    Today we kickoff Month! Livestock producers and animal agriculture play vital roles in the food supply chain, our local communities and our state economy. Iowans are encouraged to buy and eat meat throughout April to support our livestock producers.

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    Apr 6

    Tune in to this Wednesday to hear USB and Vice President of Market Intelligence Mac Marshall discuss his expectations for this month’s WASDE report, effects of the Prospective Plantings report and his take on the Quarterly Grain Stocks report.

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    “With recent warm and dry conditions across the state, many farmers are eager to begin fieldwork with an eye towards planting,” said . “Farmers should be cautious though as cold snaps and a late spring freeze are possible through the end of April.”

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  16. Apr 5

    There is still time to register for Wednesday's webinar! The webinar will be a descriptive guide to the Cover Crop Economic Simulator tool and allow users to ask questions and receive live answers from the ISA Research Center for Farming Innovation staff:

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  17. Apr 1

    U.S. soybean farmers are expected to plant 87.6 million acres this year, according to the USDA. Issued March 31, the prospective plantings report pegs Iowa soybean production higher at 9.8 million acres, up 400,000 acres from 2020.

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    “Iowa is the leading producer of corn and renewable fuels, and the second-largest producer of soybeans, so it stands to reason that we must also be the leading advocate for this important industry.” - Read full statement here: .

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    Mar 30

    Need help finding or navigating the user-friendly production we share? Check out this quick video: .

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    Mar 30

    Women in find they are not only increasingly advocates for their industry, but they also face less adversity than in the past being female in a male-dominated field. 👩‍🌾🌱 Read more from American Soybean magazine:

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