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• American Soybean Association

  http://www.soygrowers.com/
  ASA develops legislative efforts to improve soybean farmer profitability and work with state and international affiliates, soy organizations, and the soy industry to promote and market soybeans.

• Arkansas Soybean Association

  http://arkansassoybean.com/
  Organization working on behalf of soybean producers in Arkansas. Includes information on the Association, membership benefits and industry links.

• Arkansas Soybean Promotion Board

  http://www.arspb.org/
  Focused on improving the profitability of soybean production in Arkansas and to distribute funds from the checkoff for research and Extension projects conducted by the University of Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station and Cooperative Extension Service. Includes information on publications and research.

• Indiana Soybean Alliance

  http://www.indianasoybean.com/
  Responsible for investing Indiana's soybean checkoff funds. Also represents farmers on critical policy and regulatory issues affecting the soybean industry.

• Kentucky Soybean Board and Association

  http://www.kysoy.org/
  Includes news and information on research, marketing, policy, uses and soy foods.

• Nebraska Soybean Board

  http://www.nebraskasoybeans.org/
  Lists programs, announcements and research information. Also provides a link to the Nebraska Soybean Association.

• Tennessee Soybean Promotion Board

  http://tnsoybeans.org/
  Promotes the growth and development of the state's soybean industry by investing checkoff funds in research, advertisement, promotion, education, and market development.

• United Soybean Board

  http://www.unitedsoybean.org/
  National soybean checkoff farmer-led organization. USB invests in research and marketing activities for U.S. soybeans and soy products.

 

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