ISA » Social Responsibility

The Illinois Soybean Association is committed to helping consumers, communities and the world understand the value of soybeans and soybean products in their daily lives. To accomplish this objective, we collaborate with multiple agricultural organizations to educate the public on the role farming plays in society. These outreach efforts -- funded by the Illinois soybean checkoff -- cover a wide range of areas, from Ag in the Classroom to soyfoods, scholarships to the Illinois Farm Families coalition and more.

		Ag Literacy ISA supports the Illinois Ag in the Classroom project through the Pod to Plate educational curriculum and supporting materials.		Crop Sciences Scholarships Students interested in studying crop sciences can apply for one of 10 $4,000 scholarships available for 2012-13.
		Illinois Farm Families® This organization enables farmers to talk with consumers and answer their questions about food and farming.		Soy - What Food Gets FedTM This program provides education and awareness about the importance of soybeans.
		Soyfoods Illinois soybean farmers join together with growers from other states to continually look for new ways soybeans can be used worldwide.		Additional Resources To learn more, please review these helpful links and other materials.

Find out more about ISA's social responsibility efforts in these press releases.

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The Illinois Soybean Program Operating Board (ISPOB) manages and invests soybean checkoff funds.
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