"We want to make sure there’s fair trade for everyone and every product. We’re hoping there’s a way that can be done without hurting agriculture." Fox 6 Milwaukee visited with WSA President Doug Rebout on how tariffs could impact Wisconsin soybean farmers:
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The deadline is April 15 to apply for Agriculture Risk Coverage (ARC) and Price Loss Coverage (PLC) programs, administered by the Farm Service Agency. Find out more information here: fsa.usda.gov/resources/progr…
As a non-partisan organization we are extremely concerned for the state’s farm economy after President Trump declared the U.S. trade deficit a national emergency and slapped tariffs on many of U.S. soy’s largest trading partners.
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This is great news for our Wisconsin Soybean farmers. We love to see Wisconsin serving as a leader in sustainable aviation fuel production!
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The revamped 2024 Wisconsin Soybean Yield Contest garnered more than 100 participants — the most entries in its 15-year history and a 15% increase from 2023! We can't wait to see how the 2025 contest plays out!
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U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins announced that the U.S. Department of Agriculture is issuing up to $10 billion directly to agricultural producers through the Emergency Commodity Assistance Program for the 2024 crop year.
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We’re back on the Hill today with @ASA_Soybeans, advocating with our congressional delegation on protecting market access, advocating for a new Farm Bill and uplifting the farm economy!
“Almost anything you see starts with agriculture, whether it’s food, fiber for clothes or fuel."
President Doug Rebout and Vice President Matt Rehberg share what makes agriculture so special to them:
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Happy National Agriculture Day!
Representing 1,200 members, the Wisconsin Soybean Association works to ensure farm-friendly policies set at the local, state and national level help improve profitability for Wisconsin’s nearly 14,000 soybean farmers.
WMTV 15 News recently interviewed WSA President Doug Rebout on potential impact of tariffs on the state's soybean farmers. Check it out here:
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WSA President Doug Rebout and Director Shawn Conley spoke with “Wisconsin Today” about the potential impact of stricter regulations in Europe, the developing trade war and other issues facing farmers:
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We're reflecting on a great week at Commodity Classic in Denver. It served as a great opportunity to continue our work advocating for the state's soybean farmers: