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Fish Love Soy

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (August 23, 2010) -- While poultry and livestock remain the number one market for soybean meal, farm-raised aquaculture, or what may simply be more recognized as fish farming, represents another growing market for U.S. soybean farmers.

Indiana Soybean Alliance Welcomes Changes in USDA’s Bioenergy Program

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (August 23, 2010) — The efforts from the membership of the Indiana Soybean Alliance (ISA) to rally support for an important buyer of Indiana soybeans recently paid off.

Indiana Corn and Soybean Farmers Connect with Consumers at 2010 Indiana State Fair

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (August 2, 2010) — In honor of Indiana State Fair’s celebration of the Year of Pigs, fairgoers can learn about how Indiana corn and soybean farmers are producing enough corn and soybeans to feed our state’s pigs – and other livestock – by taking part in a cornhole toss tournament during the fair.

Beck's Beyond the Fence Awards

Nominations are now being accepted for five Beyond the Fence Awards. It's time we recognize the best in Indiana Agriculture.

Upcoming Events

Aquaculture Workshops - Starting July 20

Private producers will provide highly technical and hands-on training on the different aquaculture production systems. Then at the classroom workshop, public and private industry partners will walk you through vital financial tools and practices.

2010 Producer Farm Tours - September 8, 9

This two-day trip, starting in Wabash, Indiana, will allow attendees to experience modern farrow-to-finish, dairy, egg-laying, and aquaculture operations first hand. They will get an in-depth look at what techniques are being used on modern livestock farms.

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