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Kansas Soybean Association statement on dicamba rulings

June 5, 2020 - On June 3, 2020, the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals issued a decision that the Environmental Protection Agency did not meet legal obligations when issuing the conditional registrations for dicamba and vacated the registration for three dicamba products.

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Two summer interns join Kansas Soybean

May 18 marks the first day of a summer internship for Shelby Berens and Sage Collins. Berens and Collins, both Kansas State University students, are scheduled to be with Kansas Soybean through mid-August. They have the opportunity to develop professional skills while working to promote soybean ch...

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Kansas Soybean welcomes new Communications Director

A familiar face is back in the Kansas Soybean office. Amanda Manville joined the team in the Topeka office March 30 as Director of Communications. She previously spent time at Kansas Soybean as an intern in 2015.

“We got to know Amanda in her capacity as an intern with us,” Kenlon Joh...

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Kansas Soybean Commission to Meet March 27

• Agenda Includes USB Nominees•

March 19, 2020 –The Kansas Soybean Commission (KSC) has decided to conduct its regular meeting Friday, March 27, virtually. It will begin at 8 a.m.

During that meeting, the commissioners will discuss nominees for the United ...

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Kansas Soybean Expo ’20 Roars Into Topeka

January 10, 2020 – More than 200 soybean enthusiasts gathered Jan. 8 in Topeka for Kansas Soybean Expo 2020. The Kansas Soybean Association (KSA) organized the annual event, with checkoff funding from the Kansas Soybean Commission (KSC), to coincide with the Topeka Farm Show a...

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May 11-17: Mike Bellar, STC representative, explains the value of KSC's investment in expanding the Gray's Harbor port in the PNW.

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May 4-11: May is Mental Health Month. Bradley Dirks with KSRE discusses mental health on farming operations.

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