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Farmers Affected by Tariffs to See Short-Term Relief

The Market Facilitation Program (MFP) brings short-term relief to farmers affected by the negative consequences of the ongoing U.S.-China trade war.
MSNBC Live with Tony Mellenthing Wisconsin Soybean Association

WSA President Featured on MSNBC to Speak on U.S.-China Trade War

WSA President, Tony Mellenthin, spoke with MSNBC Live host, Ali Veshli, about how the trade war with China is currently affecting farmers, and what happens once it is over.
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Increased China Tariffs Major Concern for Wisconsin Soybean Growers

The U.S. will move forward with a 25 percent tariff on $200 billion in Chinese goods on May 10, 2019. The Wisconsin Soybean Association is deeply concerned this escalation will derail negotiations and cause additional harm to U.S. soybean farmers.
Soybean Harvest Green Tractor

Send in Your Entry for the 2019 Wisconsin Soybean Yield Contest

It’s that time of year again! Soybean and Wheat Extension Specialist,…
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Soybean News Round-Up – April 2019

Get caught up on the top news stories in soybean production released…
Wisconsin soybean field

Get the Tools You Need to Manage Waterhemp

To help farmers and crop advisors manage the challenges of waterhemp, the UW-Madison Extension will be holding four regional workshops this March 2019.
Wisconsin 2019 Corn•Soy Expo

2019 Corn-Soy Expo Program Features Leaders in Corn, Soybean and Pork Production

Attendees will hear from leaders in crop production and related research, such as Kim Bremmer, Shawn Conley, Rodrigo Werle, David Kohl and more.

Soy Growers Say Six Months is Too Long. They Need Trade, Not Tariffs.

It’s still unclear whether or not President Trump will take action to rescind the China tariffs or if American farmers will gain back the security and certainty they lost six months ago.
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New Farm Bill Signed, ASA Celebrates "Success for Agriculture"

The ASA and soybean producers across the US celebrate announcement that the “Agriculture Improvement Act of 2018” was signed into action.
Soybean stock

Renewed Sales to China Positive News for Wisconsin Soybean Growers

Recent soybean sale to China buyer brings some hope for market improvement.