Food & Agriculture

Successes from WISHH’s CAST Project Pave Way for Future of U.S. Soy in Cambodia

Through USDA’s Food for Progress program, ASA’s World Initiative for Soy in Human Health program helped strengthen Cambodia’s aquaculture sector while building lasting commercial...

Taking U.S. Soy Global

By Blair Shipp, ASA State Policy Communications Coordinator For ASA directors, stepping off the farm and into global markets offers a whole new perspective on...

Corn rootworm traps tell tale of the insect’s resistance

Five years of data from Ontario’s Corn Rootworm Trap Network show the pest continues to be a problem for parts of the province with...

Growing the Next Generation of Soy Leaders

By Erin Glarner, ASA Director of Industry Relations The 42nd class of ASA Corteva Agriscience Leaders attends The World Food Prize in Des Moines, IA. Founded...

Rooted in Stewardship: Farmers Honored for Conservation Leadership

By Blair Shipp, ASA State Policy Communications Coordinator Winners Jessica & James Baxter, Katherine & Alex Forsbach, Jon & Cathy Nelson, and Lewis & Carrie...

Farming & Leading: Meet The 2026 Advocacy Team Chairs

By Vanessa Hunt, ASA Director of Publications & Visuals The American Soybean Association is first and foremost a farmer-led organization. It is powered by farmers...

Farmers Recognized at ASA’s Annual Awards Celebration

By Jordan Bright, ASA Director of Social & Digital Media ASA held its annual Awards Celebration in San Antonio, Texas, at Commodity Classic. This celebration...

Pesticide Conversations Continue on Farms & in D.C.

By Madelyn Derks, ASA Director of Government Affairs While picking up some groceries, I noticed the label “glyphosate-free” on several packaged goods, namely, an avocado...

John Deere Agrees to Settle Antitrust Lawsuit

On April 6, 2026, John Deere (Deere) agreed to a proposed settlement that would significantly change how it handles repairs and... Source: https://nationalaglawcenter.org/john-deere-agrees-to-settle-antitrust-lawsuit/

Africa’s Food Future Hinges on Leadership: The Infrastructure We Can’t Afford to Ignore

As the Kampala decade gets underway, the question is no longer whether Africa has the right ambitions for food systems transformation, but whether it...

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