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2026 ASA-Corteva Agriscience Young Leader Program

     St. Louis, MO, June 24, 2025. If you are passionate about farming, ready to connect with agricultural industry leaders and grow your leadership skills, the Young Leader Program is for you!

     Program sponsors American Soybean Association and Corteva are seeking farmers to apply for the 2026 ASA Corteva Agriscience Young Leader Program.

     Phase I of the 2025-26 Young Leader program will take place Dec. 1-4 at Corteva’s Global Business Center in Johnston, Iowa. It continues Feb. 24-Feb. 27, 2026, in San Antonio, Texas, in conjunction with the annual Commodity Classic Convention and Trade Show. 

     “The Young Leader program has had a tremendous impact on the soybean industry by helping identify, train and prepare farmers who are interested in leadership and advocacy,” said Kentucky soybean grower and ASA President Caleb Ragland.       

     Through top-notch training, the Young Leader program has elevated industry success by providing us with strong, informed and connected soy leaders. Numerous past graduates of the program can be found in leadership positions throughout the industry, including members of ASA’s Executive Committee. We are grateful to Corteva for continually supporting this program for more than 40 years.” 

     Soybean growers—both individuals and couples—are encouraged to apply for the program, which focuses on leadership and communication, agriculture trends and information, and the development of a strong and connected network. The program is designed for growers who are young in leadership, not age. Interested spouses/partners are encouraged to attend and will be active participants in all aspects of the program, even if not employed full-time on the farm.

     "Corteva is proud to support this longstanding and impactful program to help develop the next generation of grower leaders,” said U.S. Industry Affairs Leader for Corteva Agriscience Matt Rekeweg. “Not only will participants come away with new skills to increase their impact on local, state and federal policy, they’ll have the opportunity to forge meaningful connections with other current and emerging industry leaders to help unlock new opportunities and set them up for future success.” 

     ASA and Corteva will work with the 26 state affiliates and the Grain Farmers of Ontario to identify the top producers to represent their states as part of this program.

    Learn more about the program and how to apply here. 

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2025 Grow for the Green Soybean Yield Challenge 

2025 Grow for the Green Entry Form

2025 Grow for the Green Press Release

2025 GFG Input Worksheet
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2024 Grow for the Green Results

2024 Booklet
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Thanks to our 2025 meeting sponsors: 
Arkansas Soybean Promotion Board, Asgrow, Farm Credit Association, BASF, Riceland Foods, Beck’s Hybrid Seeds, Farm Bureau, Greenway, Syngenta, Eagle Seed

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Arkansas Soybean Association Scholarship

Available to Juniors & Seniors in College with ag related majors. Now accepting applications for Fall 2025

Scholarship Info

Scholarship application
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Recent Press Releases from American Soybean Assn.

250+ Food & Ag Groups Call for Greater Transparency, Input in MAHA Commission (6/17/25)

Soybean Farmers Deeply Concerned with Senate Proposal to Reward U.S. Tax Credits to Foreign Biofuel Feedstocks (6/17/25)

ASA Applauds EPA Proposal on Renewable Volume Obligations (6/13/25)

Soybean Farmers Decry Unscientific MAHA Commission Report That Ironically Will Make Americans Less Healthy (5/22/25)

Statement from Farmers of Major U.S. Agriculture Groups on Pending MAHA Report (5/20/25)

Soy Farmers Grateful for Chairman Thompson’s Continued Focus on Critical Farm Bill Programs (5/15/25)

Soy Farmers Pleased with Administration’s China Tariff Pause & Rate Drop: Big Opportunity to Negotiate Phase 2 & Keep Soy Export Market Safe (5/12/25)

​Ag Groups File Brief Supporting Supreme Court Hearing Glyphosate Case (5/9/25)

ASA Appreciates USDA Expediting Disaster Aid (5/8/25)

ASA Farmer Forum to Offer Valuable Insights on Conservation Programs (5/5/25)

Trump Tariff Pause a Positive & Appreciated by Soy Growers, Along with Drop to 10% Individualized Tariff for Most Countries: Farmers Need Negotiations with China Next (4/9/25)

Soybean Industry Releases Timely Seed Oil Study (4-8-25)

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2023 Grow for the Green Soybean Yield Challenge Results

2023 Results Booklet

2023 Results Press Release


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While experiencing extreme stress or mental illness, it can be difficult to know where or how to find support & relief. There are small steps you can take on your own—but sometimes you may need extra help. 

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Info from the Arkansas Department of Ag

Arkansas Voluntary Smoke
Management Guidelines
for Row Crop Burning

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Grow for the Green Soybean Yield Challenge
Historical information

spreadsheet with yield contest results from 
1999-2021 can be located here.

Results are searchable within the year in the spreadsheet.
2018 results can be located in the booklet linked below.
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INFORMATION 

2021 Results booklet

2020 Results booklet

2019 Results booklet

2018 Results booklet

2017 Results booklet

2016 Results booklet

2015 Results booklet