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National Waterways Foundation Commissioned-Study Examines Economic Impact of Increased Investment in Inland Waterways System

January 29, 2015

The success of the American soybean farmer, and the broader economy, relies on inland waterway system—which provides close proximity to productive farm ground and the ability to accommodate commercial traffic. But the condition of the ...

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20th Commodity Classic Kicks Off in Just One Month in Phoenix

January 29, 2015

Soybean farmers searching for a place to mingle with other growers and participate in hands-on learning experiences with new technology—need look no farther than Phoenix, Ariz. this spring. The 20th Commodity Classic—the nation’s largest farmer-led, ...

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Farmer Feature: Iowa Farmer Supports WSF Mission to Reduce Malnutrition

January 29, 2015

Larry and Jan Marek live on a family farm in Iowa, established in 1896 and today known as Marek Land and Livestock. The couple operates the farms along with sons Tim and Brad, on land ranging ...

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New Aquaculture Handbook is a Tool for Improving Pakistani Farmer Incomes and Food Security

January 29, 2015

Pakistan’s fish farmers and entire aquaculture industry have a new resource to encourage success. The American Soybean Association’s (ASA) World Initiative for Soy in Human Health (WISHH) produced the Aquaculture Handbook—Fish Farming and Nutrition in ...

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ASA/WISHH Participate in School Feeding Training in Cote d’Ivoire on Use of Textured Vegetable Protein

January 29, 2015

WISHH joined the National School Feeding Program (DCS) in Cote d’Ivoire to conduct training on the use of Textured Vegetable Protein this week. M&E Manager YEO Yanou, WISHH Regional Director for Africa Josh Neiderman, DCS Director ...

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