Brian Ryberg from Buffalo Lake, Minnesota won the 2021 National Conservation Legacy Award during a virtual ASA Awards Program this week.

A new study quantifies how widely available precision agriculture technology improves environmental stewardship while providing economic return for farmers.

Share the story of how conservation is part of your farm operation and you could be recognized with a Conservation Legacy Award.

This May, during Mental Health Month, ASA is launching a proactive communications campaign to combat #FarmStress and offer #SoyHelp.

The survey was sent to approximately 140 farmer leaders serving on the boards of ASA, USB and USSEC, with 60% of those persons participating.

The key finding of a conservation and soil health study is that soybean farmers are active conservationists with a desire to do more.

Farmers can now share the story of how conservation is part of their farm operation and could be recognized with a Conservation Legacy Award.

The Young Leader Program is a two-phase educational program for actively farming individuals and couples who are passionate about the future of agriculture.

With good news from recent trade agreements, American Soybean Association is hoping for the same momentum for trade talks with China.

The American Soybean Association, the voice for more than 30 soybean-producing states and 300,000 soybean farmers across America, announced that it will be joining Farmers for Free Trade. Farmers for Free Trade is a bipartisan campaign co-chaired by former Senators Max Baucus and Richard Lugar that is amplifying the voices of American farmers, ranchers, and […]