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IL Soybean FarmersHow your soybeans are transported from the field to the elevator and from the elevator to the end-user greatly affects your profitability. Improving transportation not only improves your bottom line, but also improves Illinois soybean quality. The Illinois soybean advantage comes in part from a dependable transportation infrastructure that allows for safe, clean, timely soybean delivery to our domestic and international customer.

The more you as a soybean farmer know about the transportation issues affecting your operation, the better equipped you will be to transport beans in the most cost-effective way. (See Soy Transportation Calculator.)

Help Yourself

  • Stay abreast of current transportation issues.
  • Make note of the key bridges, roads, railways or waterways in your area that need repair.
  • Inform those in your community how transportation issues affect the local economy.

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