American Soybean Magazine

American Soybean covers soybean news including people, policy developments, timely topics, advocacy efforts, and other subjects of interest and importance to U.S. soy.
WISHH Innovates for Cambodia’s Climate Concerns

WISHH Innovates for Cambodia’s Climate Concerns

November 20, 2023

By Charlie Townsend David Samveasna applied to work for WISHH due to his concern over Cambodia’s declining populations of wild-caught fish. Twenty-three years old at the time, David also saw the job as an opportunity ...

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WISHH Team Keeps Projects Moving Globally & from St. Louis!

WISHH Team Keeps Projects Moving Globally & from St. Louis!

November 20, 2023

It takes a true village to keep the wheels moving within ASA’s WISHH program. WISHH has team members stationed throughout the countries in which its projects are brought to life, but there are plenty of ...

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A Place to Land: Experiences of Their Immigrant Families Inspire Young Farmers to Build their Own American Dream

A Place to Land: Experiences of Their Immigrant Families Inspire Young Farmers to Build their Own American Dream

August 28, 2023

By Allison Jenkins Putting down permanent roots sometimes means uprooting first. The families of Catlin Young and Skyler de Regt know this reality all too well. Young’s maternal grandparents, Louise and Henry Birrell, operated a ...

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Lending a Hand: Programs, Resources Help Support Young, Beginning Farmers

Lending a Hand: Programs, Resources Help Support Young, Beginning Farmers

August 28, 2023

By Allison Jenkins Accessing capital can be difficult for farmers in any stage of their careers, but it can be a major barrier to entry for young and beginning farmers. With nearly half of the ...

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Changing the Field: Young Farmers Tackle Today’s Challenges to Grow the Future of Agriculture

Changing the Field: Young Farmers Tackle Today’s Challenges to Grow the Future of Agriculture

August 28, 2023

By Allison Jenkins If it weren’t for an FFA dodgeball game during middle school, Tanner Johnson may have never become a farmer. “I didn’t have any interest in farming, but there were fun kids in ...

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