As the leading voice for identity preserved agriculture in the United States, the United States Identity Preserved Alliance (USIP Alliance) is handing the microphone to Kajinoya for taking home the gold during […]
Since the last crop report two weeks ago, planting has really taken off. Overall, planting is ahead of the five-year average and close to finished, if not fully finished, in […]
This article was submitted by the Minnesota Soybean Research & Promotion Council as part of its Transportation Go! sponsorship. They may be dubbed the “miracle bean,” but one thing soybeans can’t do is miraculously grow wings […]
By Gary Williams, Director of Transportation and Regulatory Affairs I’ve compiled some thoughts after listening to analysts from the Journal of Commerce and other industry stakeholders at the Northwest Seaport […]
Planting progress has been slow and steady across the Upper Midwest. Cooler temperatures and rainfall have both slowed down planting progress, but it continues to move along. There have been […]
Chicago native Craig Tomera has worked in agriculture for 50 years despite not growing up in the traditional “agriculture world.” He quickly found his passion for the outdoors through working in […]
As spring and the 2026 growing season begins, so do the IP Crop Network reports from the U.S. Identity Preserved Alliance. This twice monthly report highlights growing conditions for identity […]
The U.S. Identity Preserved Alliance (USIP Alliance) presented its sixth annual Alliance Honors during its annual meeting on April 7. Each year, the USIP Alliance Executive Committee recognizes individuals who […]
April is Soy Foods Month, making it a perfect time to spotlight a valuable resource for creating high-quality soy foods: the Specialty U.S. Soy Database. This online tool helps food manufacturers, traders and buyers match the right […]
lllinois farmer reelected chair The votes are in! During the United States Identity Preserved Alliance Annual Meeting in Chicago, three board directors were reelected – Jake Noll with Richland IFC, Chuck Kunisch of Michigan […]
