Changes in tillage practices, along with more efficient use of cropland, has led to a significant improvement in our soil health and reduction in erosion.

Our farmers are practicing conservation tillage more than ever before, a trend that’s been taking shape over the last two decades.

Livestock farmers are the No. 1 customer for soybeans. Learn how important animal agriculture is to Illinois soybean growers – and to the state’s economy.

Soybean growers are of course committed to taking care of the land they farm. But did you realize the greater impact farming has on local [...]

Minimizing the land we need for crop production is more important today than ever before. That’s why continuing to find ways to grow more and [...]

Sustainability has mattered to farmers for decades. Not only is it good for the planet, but sustainability is critical for many of us to keep [...]

Techniques like conservation tillage are helping growers reduce soil erosion and maintain water quality. Not only do these practices benefit the environment, but they preserve [...]

We all face the long-term issues of preserving natural resources, and soybean growers are no exception. The challenge is to find a balance between ag [...]

Soybean growers are using fuel to produce their crops, but the crops themselves are part of alternative fuel production. Biodiesel is growing in popularity, and [...]

The soybean industry wants U.S. soy to be recognized as the best: incredible yields, excellent quality and, of course, highly profitable.