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First Purchasers

The Kansas commodity-checkoffs structure includes one-point collection, in the shape of a one-page form for first purchasers to complete for all five assessments. A first purchaser is a person, corporation, association or partnership that makes the first purchase of a commodity from a farmer after harvest. Most often, first purchasers are grain elevators or commodity dealers, but they can be other businesses, such as seed dealers, biodiesel and ethanol plants, and feedlots.

 First Purchasers’ Fact Sheet & Assessment Form

 

Organic Exemption

Persons who produce and market only products eligible to be labeled as “100 percent organic” may request exemption from assessment under research and promotion programs. The information on this form is required to make a determination concerning a person’s eligibility for exemption.

USDA-AMS Organic Exemption-Request Form

 

Archive

United Soybean Board Application Form
Outreach Plan & Diversity of Nominees
2020 Summer Intern Position Guide
Printable Preregistration Form – Expo 2020
Online Preregistration Form – Expo 2020
2020 Yield & Value Contest Rules & Entry Form
Statement of Substantial Interests (SSI) Form – Commission

 

Request for Proposals (2020)

Cover Letter
KSC Priorities
Proposal Instructions
Education Program Funding Application
Research Project Funding Application

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2020 Yield & Value Contests

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Jan 13-19: Sarah Lancaster recaps the results from the 2020 Kansas Soybean Yield & Value Contests.

Women Managing the Farm Conference

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Jan. 6-12: Holly Higgins highlights the Feb. 10-12 Women Managing the Farm Conference.

2020 Soybean Markets

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Dec. 30-Jan. 5: Mac Marshall, VP of Market Intelligence with USSEC/USB recaps 2020 soybean markets.

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Scott Kennedy of Sheridan County took third in the value contest with P31A22X soybeans that came to a value at $12.4616.

Taking second in the 2020 value contest was Dale Longenecker of Dickinson County. He entered Asgrow 35X9 soybeans with a value of $12.4679. The value is determined by analyzing protein, oil and additional value-added qualities.

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Rounding out our social media highlights of 2020 contest winners, let's recognize our value contest top three. In first place, Brooks Farm of Norton County entered P31A22X soybeans that came in with a value of $12.5087.

USDA-AMS Kansas Grain Reports

 

Eastern & Central Terminals & Processors

 

Western Markets

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