Food & Agriculture

Evolution of European equipment manufacturers runs deep

Between all the dust and clatter of a tillage demonstration, sometimes you hear an anecdote that perks up your ears. At Canada’s Outdoor Farm Show...

Claas brings 1000 Series SP forage harvesters to Canada

In mid-August, Claas unveiled its new line of Jaguar forage harvesters at an event in Visalia, California, deep in the heart of that state’s...

Highlights and Hurdles: ASA Celebrates Important Wins in 2025, Focuses on Challenges Ahead

By Allison Jenkins As the calendar moves through its final months of 2025, countdowns are everywhere—top songs, best moments, biggest headlines. For the American Soybean...

The Unsaturated Advantage: How Seed Oils Became the Quiet Hero of Heart Health

By Sophia Sackleh, National Oilseed Processors Association We use vegetable oils every day—whether we are cooking dinner, preparing snacks, or feeding infants with formula. Also...

WISHH Celebrates 25 Years of Expanding Global Markets for U.S. Soy

WISHH marks 25 years of finding new markets for soybean growers across Asia, Latin America and sub-Saharan Africa, including in Cambodia, where WISHH introduced...

Spotlight on Soy Policy: How ASA Shapes the Future of Farming

By Jordan Bright, ASA Director of Social & Digital Media From shifting markets to uncontrollable weather, soybean farmers juggle challenges at home and abroad while...

John Deere Announces B30 Biodiesel Compatibility Across Engine Portfolio

(From left) ASA Vice President Scott Metzger (OH), ASA President Caleb Ragland (KY) and ASA CEO Stephen Censky celebrated John Deere’s B30 announcement at...

US will waste 267m meals this Thanksgiving: ReFED

About 320 million pounds of food are expected to go to waste this Thanksgiving—up from 316 million in 2024—according to food systems think tank...

How Flooding Soybeans in Early Reproductive Stages Impacts Yield, Seed Composition

By John Lovett, University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture, Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station Arkansas Soybean Breeding Team With an increasing frequency and intensity of flooding...

The Soybean Export Gap Hurting U.S. Farmers – Farmers can’t afford casual trade policies when China walks away from U.S. soy

By Jacquie Holland, ASA Economist China’s 20% retaliatory tariff on U.S. soybeans has caused major problems for producers this fall. Historically, China is the top...

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