Soy Notes
It is important that soybean farmers get information in a timely manner and through a medium that is clear, concise and easily accessible.
To that end, the Kansas Soybean Commission (KSC) annually develops three issues of its Soy Notes newsletter for distribution to all Kansas soybean farmers, first purchasers, Extension personnel and agricultural media. The publication focuses on various research, education and promotion projects funded by the soybean checkoff through KSC, the United Soybean Board and other members of the U.S. Soy community. Additional content includes developments in soybean production, marketing and utilization.
KSC currently inserts the newsletter in the Kansas Farmer magazine and the High Plains Journal newspaper. Extra copies are distributed at trade shows. The newsletter also is posted here.
Soy Notes Digital Edition – April 2022
Soy Notes Summer 2021
- FFA program connects to every part of agriculture
- AAA summit centers on opportunity
- Three commissioners continue board leadership
- Study proves biodiesel is beneficial for human health
- Production research kicks off in 2021 growing season
Soy Notes Spring 2021
- Biodiesel lives up to 'Better. Cleaner. Now' mantra
- Commissioners of Oz
- No-till on the Plains celebrates 25 years
- Little begins Kansas Soybean leadership
- KSC funds FY'22 projects
- 2020 yield contest entry sets new statewide record
Soy Notes Fall 2020
- Soybean meal, animal ag are the perfect pair
- Ag Growth summit convenes virtually
- Soy plays role in biodiesel growth
- Harvest calls for focus on farm equipment safety
- Yield, value contests let farmers' crops compete
- Soybeans travel complex journey to reach end use
- Commission seeks research and education proposals
Summer 2020 Soy Notes
- Entomologists watch for soybean gall midge
- KDA announces spring election results
- Aloha, Aquaculture
- Site offers user-friendly research information
- Farm Food tours show positive impacts
- Animal ag summit looks at consumer connections
- USB leads protein first global initiative
- Crop management lands Wamego graduate FFA award