Member Profile: Bryan Stobaugh, Missouri Soybeans
Bryan Stobaugh kicked off his collegiate career majoring in biology and chemistry at Arkansas Tech. But fate led him to a graduate assistantship in soybean breeding at the University of […]
Entries by Katelyn Engquist
Mercaris Murmurings: U.S. organic soybean imports build, soybean meal imports drop
U.S. organic soybean imports continued to build over April, exceeding 36,000 MT, or the largest import volume since July of 2021. Organic soybean imports were supported over April by another […]
Transportation Roundup: Ships get bigger, ports get busier
SSGA staff have compiled a roundup of current news in the container transportation industry. Click the links below to view the original stories. Ships keep getting bigger and bigger and […]
Special Delivery: Classic winners receive U.S. Identity Preserved picnic tables
Stan Ryan said he was just looking for a place to sit down after a long day at Commodity Classic and found a comfortable seat in the Specialty Soya and […]
Transportation Roundup: Federal agencies requiring further reporting to improve ocean, rail shipping
Following a two-day public hearing at the end of April, the Surface Transportation Board (STB) will require Class I railroads to submit reports on rail service, operations and employment. Four […]
Myanmar importers participate in SSGA U courses
SSGA University held its first in-person class on May 3, as a group sponsored by ASA WISHH (World Initiative for Soy in Human Health) gathered in a hotel meeting room […]
IP Crop Network, May Report
This monthly feature from SSGA’s Agronomy Action Team highlights growing conditions for Identity Preserved crops from different regions around the country. Thanks to the states/regions that contributed this month. If […]
Member Profile: Colby Eymann, Scoular
Specialty Soya and Grains Alliance (SSGA) Treasurer Colby Eymann grew up in Kansas City, but agriculture and farming runs deep in his family for generations. Eymann returned to agriculture after […]
Transportation Roundup: Container congestion continues
Supply chain, transportation problems continue to hamper SSGA member companies As we head into a third year since COVID first began disrupting our supply chains, transportation problems have not subsided […]
Mercaris Murmurings: U.S. organic soybean acreage expected to increase
Organic soybean prices are holding steady but elevated into April, as the market weighs the supply outlook for the rest of the year. While early indications from organic seed sales […]
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