Weekly Radio Report

Eugene Goering, farmer and NSB director, has been on a mission to showcase the exceptional quality and sustainability of Nebraska and U.S.-grown soybeans. His journeys over the last two months have taken him to South Korea, the Philippines, Vietnam, and Cambodia, spreading the power of soy around the globe.

Paul Nazzaro, President of Advanced Fuel Solutions, Inc. has an update on Bioheat® on this week's radio report. Biodiesel makes conventional heating oil cleaner and more efficient.

Andy Chvatal, executive director of the Nebraska Soybean Board (NSB) discusses the upcoming NSB elections in districts 1, 3 and 6. The candidacy petition period began on December 1 and concludes on April 15.

Aaron Nygren, UNL Extension Educator talks about the Eastern Nebraska Corn and Soybean Expo. The expo will focus on both crops and will rotate between Saunders and Dodge county locations each year.

Gary Person, President and CEO of North Platte Area Chamber and Development Corporation has an update on the oilseed processing plant. White River Soy Processing, LLC was chosen by The Chamber to develop an oilseed processing plant near Hershey, Nebraska.

Eugene Goering, farmer and Nebraska Soybean Board director reviews a recent trade mission to South Korea and the Philippines. Face-to-face conversations with customers help to better understand the market dynamics and discuss opportunities to increase exports of U.S. Soy.

Ed Lammers, farmer and United Soybean Board (USB) farmer-leader from Hartington reviews the most recent meeting of USB. Ed Lammers was also recently elected to be vice chair of USB.

Anne Meis, NSB Vice Chair, brought a powerful voice to CrushCon 2023 in vibrant Lima, Peru. The event gathered industry leaders including soybean crushers, oil refiners, food service operators, food manufacturers, food and agricultural associations and international speakers from around the world.

Dr. Terry Hejny, Director of the Nebraska LEAD program provides and update and a call to action. The Nebraska LEAD Program began 42 years ago to develop agricultural leaders from Nebraska's future generations.

Nebraska soybean farmers face important issues in the field and market. Listen to the Nebraska Soybean Weekly Radio Update to keep up with the latest in soybean programs, news from the field, and interviews from your district representatives on the Nebraska Soybean Board.
The weekly, two-minute program updates soybean farmers about current events and projects supported with Nebraska soybean checkoff dollars.
Listen to the weekly radio update on the following stations or from the archive below.

 

  • KRVN AM/FM
  • KTIC AM/FM
  • KAWL AM
  • KTMX FM
  • KAMI AM
  • KNEB AM/FM
  • KFOR AM/FM
  • KZEN FM