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!

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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