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Soybeans grow in southeast Missouri at the future sight of a Palindromes soybean processing facility, which will pay a premium for high oleic varieties of soybeans. The planned facility would be located in Charleston, along the Mississippi River in Pemiscot County.
Photo courtesy of the Missouri Soybean AssociationAfter producing the first ever gene edited soybean crop in the United States, Calyxt will be releasing four to six new varieties come the 2020 growing season.
Reach Reporter Jager Robinson at 605-335-7300, email jager.robinson@lee.net or follow on Twitter @Jager_Robinson.
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Soybeans grow in southeast Missouri at the future sight of a Palindromes soybean processing facility, which will pay a premium for high oleic varieties of soybeans. The planned facility would be located in Charleston, along the Mississippi River in Pemiscot County.
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