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With much of the country facing the onslaught of winter weather and the challenges it can bring, many fleets will power their diesel vehicles with biodiesel blends throughout the winter months, including the Chicago Park District.

With much of the country facing the onslaught of winter weather and the challenges it can bring, many fleets will power their diesel vehicles with biodiesel blends throughout the winter months, including the Chicago Park District.

Most of the world’s economies expect a summer recovery of economic activity that is spurring a boom in the prices of all barged commodities.

United Soybean Board Soy checkoff research collaboration with the North Dakota Soybean Council created a soy-biobased dust suppressant that will drive soy demand, improve air quality and reduce dust-related health and safety risks in communities nationwide. A soy-biobased innovation can help reduce dust on rural gravel roads and deter respiratory issues. Apr 26, 2021 A new soy-based dust suppressant is now available for roads, construction sites, farms and more, offeri...

Pierre, SD, USA / DRGNews Apr 26, 2021 7:37 AM A new soy-based dust suppressant is now available for roads, construction sites, farms, and many more uses. It offers a sustainable choice for rural, urban, and business communities to improve air quality for people, pets, livestock, and crops. As part of the marketing effort, a new video shows how this innovation can help reduce dust on rural gravel roads near farms across the nation. BioBlend Renewable Resources EPIC EL dust suppressant is the la...

By 4/22/2021 Due to its negative implications on the respiratory system, the Environmental Protection Agency, as well as the American Lung Association, recognizes the importance of dust control. “Short- and long-term exposure to air pollutants, such as dust, is associated with a number of adverse health impacts. For instance, short-term exposure to air pollutants can negatively impact lung function and exacerbate preexisting conditions like asthma and heart disease,” says ...

Mar 13, 2021 Todd Kimbrell joins Max and Mike virtually from Itasca, Texas, where hes planting, to talk about his progress and planting practices. Darin Newsom, Darin Newsom Analysis, talks about markets, USDA report impacts and more. Darin Newsom is back, sharing more insight about crop prices, inflation impact, ethanol and livestock. In the ag tech segment, Chad Colby follows up on the paint correction tools and tech used in a previous feature. Max spoke with Dan Farney, United Soybean Board,...

By Dusty Sonnenberg, CCA, Ohio Field Leader: a project of the Ohio Soybean Council and soybean checkoff The 2021 Commodity Classic features a number of informational sessions ranging on topics from grain marketing, to crop production, to farm policy. One of the kick-off sessions for soybean farmers was “The State of U.S. Soy.” The roundtable discussion hosted by Tyne Morgan featured Dan Farney, Soybean Farmer from Illinois and Chairman of the United Soybean Board (USB); Meagan Kaiser, Misso...

Shortened program aims to aid recruitment and accommodate busy farm schedules IFYE and USB BROOMFIELD, Colo. — Most would agree that farming requires flexibility. Farmers may have to adjust to weather conditions, soil fertility, pest pressures or countless other factors. The same holds true for a new program that has been introduced by the United Soybean Board to support leadership development. The opportunity, presented by the IFYE Association through funding from USB recognizes the value an...

Send Fourth-generation farmer Jim Carroll of Brinkley says the United Soybean Boards goal has been to get the biggest bang for farmers checkoff bucks, and it continues to focus on expanding markets through research and development. Want the Full Article? Readers must pay to access articles older than 15 days. Articles newer than 15 days are not included in this offer. Purchase Now