Kansas Soybean Commissioners Gary Robbins, Bob Haselwood, Raylen Phelon, and Lance Rezac travel to Morocco immersing themselves into how soybeans are used in their culture and cuisine.
As baseball players put cleat to dirt to kick off Spring Training, the Kansas Soybean Association put boots on the ground at the Capitol to advocate for soybean growers.
When a new class of Corteva Young Leaders are chosen each year, the participants attend two training phases to become better equipped as agricultural leaders. A small cohort of 10 leaders within the class are then selected through an application…
The soybean checkoff is always at work. It utilizes dollars collected from every soybean grower in the U.S. to increase demand for soybeans and secure a competitive return on investment. When asked where he sees success of the checkoff playing…
The Corteva Young Leader program is “a great opportunity for any young farmer to get involved, see every aspect of the industry and get a better understanding of how we can make a difference,” Adam Phelon, Melvern, says. Phelon completed…
