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More than Soy Butter: Farmers Need to Tell Their Sustainability Stories
By Nancy Kavazanjian, United Soybean Board director, Wisconsin farmer, October 3, 2016 Ever heard of soy butter? I found it on a restaurant menu recently and being curious, I asked […]
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One Farmer’s Journey to Better Soil Health
Steve Siverling plants corn, soybeans and a few small grains on 350 acres in northern Wisconsin. Some might call him a corn farmer or a soybean grower, but Steve considers […]
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Cover Crops Bring Benefits
Improved soil health, reduced erosion and increased soil organic matter are the main benefits for farmers in the United States who use cover crops. These are some of the main […]
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U.S. Rice Farmer on Balancing Nature and Commerce
Jeff Rutledge is a third generation Arkansas rice farmer. Working today in fields first cleared by his grandfather, Rutledge’s ties to the land started when he was a little boy, just old enough to pull weeds.
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Organic farmer’s plea for coexistence: Sustainability benefits using conventional and organics
As a small organic farmer, I got a kick out of of a recent article Janna with big tractor advertising ‘Farming Camp’ for little ones. We used to go to
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Sustainable U.S. Soy Approved By European Feed Federation
FEFAC’s soy sourcing guidelines seek to facilitate mainstream market supply for soy, which is produced in accordance with baseline environmental and social criteria.
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Study: Negative Impact on the Environment and Food Prices if GMOs Banned
A significant increase in GHG emissions and a major loss of forest and pasture land would be some of the results if GMOs were banned in the U.S.
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10 Facts about U.S. Sustainability in Agriculture
The United States has been practicing sustainability long before it became the issue it is today.
Read moreHarvest Video Nominated for Emmy
Filmed on pastoral heartland farms in Teutopolis, Illinois, the harvest video captures a day in the life of three generations of the Hartke family as they produce sustainable agricultural products for consumers all over the world while ensuring the family trade for generations to come.
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Farm Groups Urge White House to Make China’s Biotech Approvals a Priority
As part of an ongoing effort to elevate the importance of market access in China, the group pointed out the importance of ensuring swift, positive action on pending biotechnology issues in China.
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