Nebraska Soybean Board

Nebraska's Ag Sack Lunch Program is seeking a program coordinator to help connect fourth-grade students across the state with the story of Nebraska agriculture!

Since its start, this longstanding program has reached more than 60,000 students and is supported by Nebraska's agricultural commodity groups.

Interested? Find more info on our website.
Apply by November 2!>> https://form.jotform.com/262784516257062

NSB Director Blake Johnson, also known as “Biodiesel Blake,” recently joined CLAAS in Omaha for a roundtable discussion focused on opportunities for the soybean industry, including crush expansion, biodiesel use in farm equipment and the value soybean oil brings to livestock production. Thank you to CLAAS for the opportunity!

We are proud to work alongside Rural Radio Network to keep Nebraska soybean farmers informed, connected and up to date on the issues that matter most.

We appreciate the partnership and the opportunity to continue sharing the stories, people and progress behind Nebraska agriculture!

On National Farmers Day, the Nebraska Soybean Board is proud to celebrate the farmers whose commitment to agriculture helps strengthen our state, support local communities and move the soybean industry forward. Thank you, Nebraska Farmers!

More pork on plates around the world can mean more opportunity for U.S. soybeans.

Soybean checkoff-supported programs are helping introduce consumers in key international markets to the quality, versatility and nutritional value of U.S. pork. As demand for U.S. pork grows, so does the opportunity for the soybean meal that helps feed it.

See how these market development efforts are connecting U.S. agriculture with consumers around the world. Read more! ⬇️

Soybean Checkoff Supports Market Development Programs for Value-Added U.S. Pork Nebraska soybean producers play a critical role in growing global demand for U.S. pork. The soybean checkoff helps fuel pork industry marketing strategies designed to grow global demand through product differentiation and demand creation for a broad range of U.S. pork cuts, especially underutilized....

At first glance, it’s just one bushel of soybeans. But it can become so much more. 👀

One bushel can turn into products that power vehicles, support livestock and show up in some pretty unexpected places.

Swipe to take a closer look. ➡️

As Nebraska farmers navigate harvest, understanding basis, storage costs and market demand can help them make informed marketing decisions.

In our latest article, Beyond the Cash Bid, Chad Rebbe, Grain Specialist at Central Valley Ag, discusses the factors producers should consider when deciding whether to sell at harvest or store their soybeans, along with common marketing mistakes to avoid.

Learn more! ⬇️

Beyond The Cash Bid For many soybean producers, grain marketing is the least enjoyable part of farming. Determining whether to sell soybeans at harvest or store them, interpreting local basis levels, monitoring demand signals and avoiding common marketing mistakes can all have a meaningful impact on farm profitability....

Wonder where your checkoff dollars are going? See for yourself.

Applications are now open for the Nebraska Soybean Board’s See for Yourself Program, a year-long opportunity to explore the soybean industry and see checkoff investments in action.

Selected participants will build industry knowledge and connections through in-person and online learning sessions, plus a national learning mission focused on the broader impact of U.S. soy. The program is open to Nebraska farmers and industry representatives interested in learning more and growing as leaders in agriculture.

Only six participants will be selected for the 2027 class, so don’t wait!
📅 Apply by November 13, 2026
🔗 Learn more & apply: https://nebraskasoybeans.org/programs/see-for-yourself