DSB Supports Farmers Feed US
The Delaware Soybean Board is a founding sponsor of Farmers Feed Us, a campaign that offers consumers the chance to win free groceries for a year just by visiting with Mid-Atlantic farmers featured on the website:
www.FarmersFeedUs.org
Jay Baxter of Georgetown; Burli Hopkins of Lewes and Jesse Vanderwende of Bridgeville are Delaware's featured farmers.
Visit us Jan. 19 at Ag Week
Come visit the Delaware Soybean Board booth on Soybean Day, Jan. 19, during Ag Week at the state fairgounds.
DSB SoyNews Fall Issue Released
Check out the Delaware Soybean Board newsletter, "SoyNews," for the latest soybean checkoff information.
Richard Carlisle named USB Director
Richard F. Carlisle of Bridgeville, Del., has been named the Delaware Director for the United Soybean Board. Carlisle operates Pine Breeze Farms with his sons Richard and Cameron, growing soybeans, corn and vegetables on about 1,600 acres. Dallas Wright of Millsboro was named alternate director.
SCN Trial Results Published
The Delaware Soybean Board sponsored a survey of Soybean Cyst Nematode populations conducted by Bob Mulrooney of the University of Delaware. Please click the links below to open Word documents.
SCN Fact Sheet
SCN Management Recommendations
SCN Survey Results
Soybean Variety Trial Results
Delaware's soybean variety trial results can be found in the Research Section of this website.
Delaware State Fair demonstrates soy-based dust suppressant

Thanks to the Delaware Soybean Board, folks who came to the 2010 and 2011 Delaware State Fair in Harrington enjoyed cleaner air! The Fair had soy-based dust suppressant called DustKill applied to gravel roads. Click here to find out more.
Biodiesel Guide Available
Click here to see the newest biodiesel user's guide, courtesy of the United Soybean Board.
Another new guide, with Best Management Practices for handling biodiesel blends, can be found here. This guide contains useful tips for proper fuel management and excellent photos.
What can 50 cents buy you today?
If you could buy food at farm value, instead of the grocery store value, 50 cents would buy you a lot of food! Click here and find out!
Animal Agriculture's Economic Impact
Click here to download a PDF which provides state-by-state data about the economic impact of animal agriculture!
If you can read this, thank a chicken ...
Visitors to the Delmarva Chicken Festival found out lots of reasons why they should thank a chicken -- not the least of which was that they make great looking hats!
Find out more about Thank A Chicken here.
NOW - learn even more about agriculture's contributions to our communities at
www.thankafarmer.info
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