United Soybean Board is sharing new innovations with soy at the NAFB Convention

Soybeans are used for much more than just food and feed. That is why the Soy Checkoff works to find new uses for the commodity.

It is just one of many topics of focus at the NAFB Convention in Kansas City.

Missouri farmer and United Soybean Board Director, Kyle Durham spoke with RFD-TV’s own Tammi Arender on the convention, new innovations for soy, and sustainability.

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