Steve Wilkens, Random Lake, Wisconsin, is the owner/operator of Silver Creek Grain and a board member of the Wisconsin Soybean Marketing Board. This sixth generation farmer is also an agronomist and has been a part of the board for more than eight years. Production for soybean growers remains steady but Wilkens enjoys learning and helping to invest checkoff dollars into the marketing side of the business. Currently, the ROI for growers is $12.34 for each checkoff dollar spent. 

Wisconsin also has a competitive advantage with renowned researchers in Dr. Shawn Conley, Dr. Damon Smith and Dr. Rodrigo Werle. Join Pam Jahnke and Steve Wilkens as they discuss checkoff dollars and ROI for Wisconsin Farmers. Click here for details.

Steve Wilkens, Random Lake, Wisconsin, is the owner/operator of Silver Creek Grain and a board member of the Wisconsin Soybean Marketing Board. This sixth generation farmer is also an agronomist and has been a part of the board for more than eight years. Production for soybean growers remains steady but Wilkens enjoys learning and helping to invest checkoff dollars into the marketing side of the business. Currently, the ROI for growers is $12.34 for each checkoff dollar spent. 
Wisconsin also has a competitive advantage with renowned researchers in Dr. Shawn Conley, Dr. Damon Smith and Dr. Rodrigo Werle. Join Pam Jahnke and Steve Wilkens as they discuss checkoff dollars and ROI for Wisconsin Farmers. <a href="https://wisoybean.org/">Click here for details.</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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