As the premier conference for soybean and grain transportation and trade issues in the Midwest, Transportation Go! is putting the industry’s top stakeholders in the driver’s seat with a complete […]
By Philip Shull, South Asia Technical Adviser Thanks to perseverance and partnership, the Specialty Soya and Grains Alliance’s (SSGA) marketing efforts in Nepal are paying off for U.S. Identity Preserved […]
The new year has rolled in with new energy and fresh leadership for the Specialty Soya and Grains Alliance (SSGA) as Randy Duckworth took the helm as executive director Jan. […]
By Gary Williams, Director of Transportation and Regulatory Affairs A delegation of SSGA representatives recently visited Washington, D.C., to meet with U.S. Department of Transportation, the Federal Maritime. Commission and […]
Each year, members of the National Natto Cooperative Union in Japan bring their best natto products for judging at the Natto Competition. In late November, judges considered 187 items produced […]
Organic soybean imports in October 2024 are estimated at 1,237 MT, a 57% increase from the same month in the prior year. However, imports were down 98% from the prior […]
Specialty grain producers could now have extra incentive for adopting climate smart practices. Scoular recently announced their participation in the USDA’s Partnerships for Climate-Smart Commodities program, which would provide financial […]
Illinois farmer brings farm-fresh perspective to SSGA On paper, Bryan Severs seems like your typical third-generation Illinois farmer, raising corn and soybeans in the heart of the Land of Lincoln […]
New SSGA board member aims to connect farmer’s story with end users From an Illinois farm kid to a key player in international trading at one of the country’s largest […]
The results from 2024 Farmer’s Independent Research of Seed Technologies (FIRST) Trials are now available at www.firstseedtests.com. Corn trials averaged 231 bushels per acre across all locations, beating the old […]
