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Soybean Board to Meet July 23-24
06/08/2009

The Soybean Association board of directors meets July 23-24 at the Hilton Riverfront in Wilmington, N.C.  The summer board meeting sets research priorities for the upcoming year and approves the annual budget.

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Trade Team Meets Soy Importers in China and Taiwan
06/08/2009

Soybean Association board and staff members, working together with N.C. Dept. of Agriculture marketing specialists, conducted N.C. soybean seminars in Shanghai and Qingdao, China, and visited soybean processors in Taiwan. 

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Chinese Poultry Team Visits NCSU
06/07/2009

The United Soybean Board brings a team of Chinese poultry feed managers to NCSU this month.  N.C. soybean directors host the team on June 17th.

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INDUSTRY NEWS

Fast Facts about Banking
A West Coast road trip to speak to the Washington Agricultural Bankers’ program allowed me to share the podium with John Blanchfield, director of the American Bankers Association’s Center for Agricultural and Rural Banking

Black Sea Trade Mission Videos
Corn & Soybean Digest Editor Greg Lamp travels with a group of Iowa, Nebraska, Minnesota and South Dakota soybean farmers to Hungary and Turkey to explore trade opportunities with Black Sea and Mediterranean markets

2009 Corn Acreage up from Previous Estimates
Despite weather challenges at key planting times, U.S. corn growers planted 2 million more acres this season than previously expected, USDA reported today. In its annual report on planted acres, USDA estimated 87 million acres planted in

Green Shoots and Killing Frost
By examining this title, you might think that I have turned into an agronomist or the weatherman. Well, neither would be the most appropriate response

Corn, Soy Stocks Larger Than Expected
Tuesday’s quarterly USDA Grain Stocks Report held bearish news for the corn and soybean markets as USDA pegged June 1 stocks of both crops toward the high end of trade expectations

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