Articles by John Askew
John Quincy Adams was quoted as saying, “If your actions inspire others to dream more, learn more, do more and become more, you are a leader.” Illinois Soybean Association (ISA) CEO Lyle Roberts certainly fits …
Soyfoods are hot, and you can prove it on your own grill. In fact, now that soyfoods have become mainstream ingredients, more cooks are discovering ways to feature them in appetizers, main courses, side dishes …
Providing environmentally responsive options to consumers has been a goal of Sherwin-Williams. The company proves to be one of the biggest global leaders in the manufacture, development, distribution, and sale of coatings and related products …
Last October, I used this column to announce a number of changes that the Iowa Soybean Association (ISA) was making in its approach to membership and how we engage with Iowa’s soybean farmers. In summary, …
After three weeks of testing, Kelsey Bulat and Staci Howlett presented nine soyfoods recipes to a group that included The Soyfoods Council staff, Iowa State University (ISU) professors, and the executive chef of ISU Dining. …
With Summer in full swing, the Iowa Soybean Association’s Environmental Team is out in the field testing water quality around the state. Recently, the Soybean Review followed E-Team staffers, Dan Dreher and Anthony Seeman, …
ISA Scholar Program begins with 2010-11 School Year
Anticipated exponential growth in the global population by 2050 will create greater demand for food and a greater need to produce more food per acre.
Several Southern Illinois University …
Thanks to cooperation from land owners and operators, ISA’s Environmental Programs and Nature Conservancy in Iowa staff, along with the Iowa Department of Natural Resources (IDNR), have been using Rapid Assessment of Stream Conditions Along …
Soybean aphid is the most significant above-ground pest that farmers face today. Aphids reduce soybean yield and farmer profitability. They may even transmit viral diseases that can reduce seed quality at harvest. They’re born pregnant …
Glyphosate-Resistant Weeds Require Attention
Whether you have experienced any weed resistance to glyphosate herbicide treatments or not, weed specialists suggest soybean farmers consider spending a little more time on management in 2010. Both marestail and waterhemp …

