During the 2024 Wisconsin Corn/Soy Expo in WI Dells, the Wisconsin Soybean Marketing Board announced the recipients of research dollars, generated by Wisconsin Soybean Growers.  Pat Mullooly is the current president of the Wisconsin Soybean Marketing Board.  He sits down to visit with Pam Jahnke about the direction research will go in 2024, as well as reflecting on previous projects and the dividends it provides for Wisconsin Soybean Growers.
Brought to you courtesy of the Wisconsin Soybean Marketing Board.

During the 2024 Wisconsin Corn/Soy Expo in WI Dells, the <a href="https://wisoybean.org/wsmb/">Wisconsin Soybean Marketing Board</a> announced the recipients of research dollars, generated by Wisconsin Soybean Growers.  Pat Mullooly is the current president of the Wisconsin Soybean Marketing Board.  He sits down to visit with Pam Jahnke about the direction research will go in 2024, as well as reflecting on previous projects and the dividends it provides for Wisconsin Soybean Growers. Brought to you courtesy of the<a href="https://wisoybean.org/wsmb/"> Wisconsin Soybean Marketing Board.</a>

Soybeans are a pivotal part of the Wisconsin agricultural landscape. In Wisconsin PODtalk, soybean farmers talk about how the soybean checkoff works to fund research, promotion, and sustainability of this row crop. Each episode features a different Wisconsin farmer discussing what they are seeing on their farm and how they leverage the checkoff efforts on their operations. For more information on Wisconsin Soybeans, visit wisoybean.org

Soybeans are a pivotal part of the Wisconsin agricultural landscape. In Wisconsin PODtalk, soybean farmers talk about how the soybean checkoff works to fund research, promotion, and sustainability of this row crop. Each episode features a different Wisconsin farmer discussing what they are seeing on their farm and how they leverage the checkoff efforts on their operations. For more information on Wisconsin Soybeans, visit <a href="https://wisoybean.org/" data-saferedirecturl="https://www.google.com/url?q=https://wisoybean.org/&amp;source=gmail&amp;ust=1683808063748000&amp;usg=AOvVaw0cGXjC50e1RLDFBhpUwjVC">wisoybean.org</a>

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2024 Agenda For Soybean Research Dollars - Pat Mullooly

From cover crops to seed selection.  Dr. Shawn Conley, UW-Extension Soybean Specialist has a full plate of research projects he, and his graduate students, are focused on for the 2024 growing season.

Conley tells Pam Jahnke that through Wisconsin soybean checkoff investments, they'll be focused on better understanding what cover crops can mean for growers.  Yes, it will help mitigate weeds - but what does it do in a drought year?  Conley's also focusing on the buzz surrounding carbon credits and what it could mean for enhanced revenue.  All of it, focused on profitability.

Conley expresses his appreciation in the "give and take" conversations he has with growers.  Their straightforward discussion about research projects that matter to them and their farming operation not only resonates with Conley, but also forms his thesis on where projects need to go.

Find out more about upcoming research events and where checkoff dollars are going at wisoybean.org.

From cover crops to seed selection.  Dr. Shawn Conley, UW-Extension Soybean Specialist has a full plate of research projects he, and his graduate students, are focused on for the 2024 growing season.
Conley tells Pam Jahnke that through Wisconsin soybean checkoff investments, they'll be focused on better understanding what cover crops can mean for growers.  Yes, it will help mitigate weeds - but what does it do in a drought year?  Conley's also focusing on the buzz surrounding carbon credits and what it could mean for enhanced revenue.  All of it, focused on profitability.
Conley expresses his appreciation in the "give and take" conversations he has with growers.  Their straightforward discussion about research projects that matter to them and their farming operation not only resonates with Conley, but also forms his thesis on where projects need to go.
Find out more about upcoming research events and where checkoff dollars are going at <a href="https://wisoybean.org/wsmb/">wisoybean.org.</a>

Field Projects For 2024 - Dr. Shawn Conley

Adam Kask is the executive director of the Wisconsin Soybean Marketing Board.  His role is to oversee spending of Wisconsin soybean checkoff dollars, and make sure they're channeled to investments that will pay dividends to growers.

Pam Jahnke sits down to talk with Kask about his background, and what he finds exciting about the Wisconsin soybean story and where beans are being used.  A few highlights include the recent addition of Wisconsin to the Northern Soybean Marketing Association.  Leveraging Wisconsin soybean investments is what Kask is all about.

You'll also learn about soybeans being used as ingredients for building materials, as well as an innovative new development using soybeans as a part of a formula for fire fighting foam!

Adam Kask is the executive director of the <a href="https://wisoybean.org/wsmb/">Wisconsin Soybean Marketing Board</a>.  His role is to oversee spending of Wisconsin soybean checkoff dollars, and make sure they're channeled to investments that will pay dividends to growers.
Pam Jahnke sits down to talk with Kask about his background, and what he finds exciting about the Wisconsin soybean story and where beans are being used.  A few highlights include the recent addition of Wisconsin to the Northern Soybean Marketing Association.  Leveraging Wisconsin soybean investments is what Kask is all about.
You'll also learn about soybeans being used as ingredients for building materials, as well as an innovative new development using soybeans as a part of a formula for fire fighting foam!

Know Your Marketing Board And What It's Doing - Adam Kask

Doug Monson, a managing partner for the Wisconsin Soybean Marketing Board, visits with Pam Jahnke about developing details for the Wisconsin Corn Soy Expo, Feb. 1-2 in Wisconsin Dells. 

Monson also reminds soybean growers about some of the business benefits they reveal during the expo too.  The annual business meeting that takes place during the expo allows producers to hear updates on where their state checkoff dollars have been invested, as well as learning about some of the research results they can take to the field.

Monson also explains the benefits of membership and why it makes good business sense to be a part of the association.

Doug Monson, a managing partner for the Wisconsin Soybean Marketing Board, visits with Pam Jahnke about developing details for the <a href="https://cornsoyexpo.org/">Wisconsin Corn Soy Expo</a>, Feb. 1-2 in Wisconsin Dells. 
Monson also reminds soybean growers about some of the business benefits they reveal during the expo too.  The annual business meeting that takes place during the expo allows producers to hear updates on where their state checkoff dollars have been invested, as well as learning about some of the research results they can take to the field.
Monson also explains the benefits of membership and why it makes good business sense to be a part of the<a href="https://wisoybean.org/"> association.</a>

2024 Agenda For Soybean Research Dollars - Pat Mullooly

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