Indiana Farmers lead in responsibly growing soybeans for use in products worldwide.
The Indiana Soybean Alliance proactively works with partners to improve opportunities for Indiana soybean farmers.
Indiana’s soybean checkoff supports research, promotion and educational programs to increase demand, expand markets and find new uses for soybeans. Under its current strategic plan, Indiana Soybean Alliance puts Indiana soybean checkoff investments to work into four strategic focus areas of Market Development, Sustainability, Value Creation and Producer Engagement. Learn more about these areas...
Working with partners to accelerate demand for Indiana soybeans in all forms.Objectives:• Increase livestock and meat exports from Indiana• Increase exports for US soybeans and soybean products• Expand the demand for high oleic soybeans and...
Implementing environmental, economic and community outreach programs reaching farmers and consumers.Objectives:• Increase farmer adoption of improved nutrient and soil health systems• Through community partnerships, strengthen consumer’s trust...
Increasing the value of Indiana soybeans by bringing new food and industrial uses to market through partnerships and research.Objectives:• Increase the number of soybean-based industrial products in the market• Increase the number of foods...
Engaging more deeply with Indiana’s 20,000+ soybean farmers and giving back to farmer communities.Objectives:• Increase the understanding of the returns of checkoff programs back to the farm• Fund programs that allow ISA to engage more deeply...
Market Development — $4,914,686Sustainability — $4,231,946Value Creation — $2,252,875Producer Engagement—$566,799Organizational and Board Management — $1,489,392Administration and General Services—$770,008Total Checkoff expenses — $14,225...
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