By Gary Williams, SSGA Director of Transportation & Regulatory Affairs With the U.S. Trade Representative’s (USTR) proposed tariffs still set for possible implementation this October, grain trade and other impacted […]
By Gary Williams, SSGA Director of Transportation & Regulatory Affairs The Highway Trust Fund (HTF) faces a persistent solvency crisis, with spending far exceeding traditional revenue sources such as gasoline […]
Heat and moisture have been the theme for much of the summer across the Midwest. While it can be miserable for humans, crops (and weeds) appreciate the great growing weather […]
Organic soybean imports in June 2025 were estimated at 8,100 MT, up 47% from a year earlier. Ukraine was the largest supplier with 4,100 MT, followed by Canada with 2,000 […]
To say that Gaurav Agrawal is a proud customer of U.S. Identity Preserved (IP) soybeans would be an understatement. He wears an IP pin like a badge of honor and […]
Now that planting is done, farmers across the Midwest are playing the waiting game. During this time of year, it’s common to scout for diseases, insects and weeds, and address […]
Organic soybean imports in May 2025 were estimated at 33,900 MT, more than four times the same month in the prior year. Turkey supplied the largest volume at 25,800 MT, […]
This article was submitted by the Wisconsin Soybean Marketing Board as part of its Transportation Go! sponsorship. Wisconsin may not have ocean front property, but it does have lakeside property, which some may argue […]
Northern Crops Institute (NCI) welcomed a trade group from South Asia through its doors in Fargo, N.D., June 16-20 for its annual Food Soy Procurement Course. The course, made up […]
Planting is nearly complete across the Upper Midwest, with most states finishing up the crop’s final 10%. Below average temperatures are hindering growth, but once temperatures increase, the current soil […]
