CHAMPAIGN, Ill. — At a time when input costs are higher, soybean growers may consider if growing a crop with a higher premium might help improve the bottom line. They had the opportunity to consider a few options at the Illinois Soybean Summit in Champaign Feb. 2 when a panel of experts discussed specialty soybeans.
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Farmers look at specialty soybean options
Roger Theisen, marketing manager of Plenish Soybeans, tells growers at the Illinois Soybean Summit some of the benefits and challenges of growing specialty soybeans.
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