October 1, 2026
By Vanessa Hunt, ASA Director of Publications & Visuals The American Soybean Association has a long history, trusted reputation, and deep relationships across the agriculture industry and Washington, D.C. But when it comes to influencing ...
By Andrew Cyphers, ASA SoyPAC Manager Decisions made in Washington can have a direct impact on soybean farmers – from trade and biofuels to the farm bill, crop protection tools, and other policies that affect ...
By Blair Shipp, ASA State Policy Communications Coordinator After years of working on trade investigations covering everything from steel and chemicals to home appliances, David Johanson is ready to narrow his focus. Johanson joined ASA ...
By Blair Shipp, ASA State Policy Communications Coordinator When voters head to the polls Nov. 3, they will determine more than which party controls Congress. For soybean farmers, the 2026 midterm elections will also help ...
By Tracy Snider, ASA Executive Director of Industry & State Relations While some days on the farm are spent solo with large machines, computers, and a ton of time on the phone, agriculture has never ...
