As agriculture confronts the ongoing, dramatic challenges, the Illinois Soybean Association (ISA) is engaging various partners about the importance of investment to strengthen that infrastructure. That includes the river system and waterways that move Illinois soybeans to export locations.

Despite everything seemingly changing around us because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the river continues to flow. And in turn, so does trade.

Article by Phyllis Coulter at agupdate.com

Adding Value to Meat in Mexico

Evaluating the impact of the 98$ percent plunge in U.S. soybean exports to China

The soybean area harvested in this African nation, along with soybean imports, are simultaneously increasing as food and feed demand rise.

Vietnam has been one of the fastest growing soybean importers in the world during the last decade, thanks to a rapidly expanding middle class and open market policies.

2019 U.S. Soy Global Trade Exchange Showcases State’s Soy Advantages

Shifting Demand Drivers Reshape the Global Soybean Market

Learn more about the dredging of the lower Mississippi River and what it means for Illinois in this special fact sheet released by the United Soybean Board.