A United Soybean director from Kentucky says the checkoff is more important now than it’s ever been, “We feel like – well, we know – that without this investment that the bean prices would suffer much more than what they are now.”
Keith Tapp tells Brownfield, having captured the market in China, the board decided at the first of the year to set its sights on emerging markets for soybeans, just months before the U.S.
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