September 20, 2024
By Allison Jenkins, Mill Creek Communications From zero to 100 million bushels — that’s about how much soybean crush capacity has increased in North Dakota since fall of 2023. Two new soybean processing plants, with ...
By Tom Steever California’s emissions regulations are causing uncertainty for freight rail operations in the Golden State. The California Air Resources Board (CARB) wants a waiver from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to enforce state ...
By Virginia Houston, ASA Director of Government Affairs In the world of soybean trade, it is hard to overstate the importance of China as a customer. Our trading partners are, of course, all critical to ...
By Jody Shee As soy fuels increasingly power the future of the soybean industry, a key group of ASA directors is out in front, guiding legislative efforts and educating policymakers to ensure continuous momentum in ...
By Laura Temple For soybeans to reach their full potential, they get broken down and taken apart. Crushing soybeans allows the oil to be extracted, which accounts for about 20% of the bean. Whole soybeans ...
