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Animal Agriculture

Why is animal agriculture vital to the success of the Illinois soybean industry?

Because livestock, poultry and aquaculture are our best customers!

As No. 2 in the nation for soybean production, Illinois soybean farmers:

  • Have the resources to help support the growing need for animal and fish products.
  • Should champion the development of new and expanding livestock, poultry or aquaculture production facilities in our communities.
  • Can capitalize on animal agriculture opportunities to bring growth to local economies, employment and tax revenues.
  • Must stay informed, share information and educate others about the importance of these industries to the Land of Lincoln.

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Livestock
Did you know the success of livestock farmers and ranchers has a direct impact on your profitability? Get the facts here.  

Aquaculture
As global demand for fish and seafood products continues to rise, your soybeans will play an integral role in the production of a consistent and sustainable supply.

 

Additional Resources
As our top priority area, ISA invests a significant amount of time, resources and Illinois soybean checkoff funds in programs that advocate for animal agriculture.

Read more about these valuable markets for soybeans in our press releases on animal agriculture and aquaculture.

 
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If you're involved in soybean production in Illinois and want to take the next step toward becoming a leader in the soybean industry both domestically and globally, then the Soy Ambassador Leadership program is for you. Applications will be accepted through July 1, 2012.


 
       
 

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