The Pennsylvania Soybean Board (PSB) is a farmer-driven board responsible for managing Pennsylvania’s share of funds received from the national soy checkoff program.
The soy checkoff helps ensure a strong and profitable future for soybean farmers.
Through the checkoff, each farmer contributes 0.5% of the market price of each bushel, which elevators and processors collect at the first point of sale.
The soy checkoff focuses investments in three key areas: education, promotion and research. Checkoff dollars, by law, cannot be used for lobbying or policy efforts.
Mission
As trusted soybean farmers, the Pennsylvania Soybean Board provides stewardship of the Pennsylvania soybean checkoff to support the profit potential for soybean growers.
Our Objectives
- Preserve and advance animal agriculture, the largest consumer of soybean meal
- Identify and promote sustainable practices that provide ROI to farmers
- Drive new innovations to increase the value of soy
- Promote biofuels through partnering opportunities
- Increase the understanding of soy
Mark Your Calendars!
Upcoming Pennsylvania Soybean Board
and Agricultural Events
Don't miss the deadline for submitting your harvest report for for the 2024 Pa. Soybean Yield Contest. You'll find the form here. The Pennsylvania Soybean Board is accepting grant applications for projects designed to improve the efficiency, profitability and sustainability of Pennsylvania soybean producers. The deadline for applications is November 19, 2024. You'll find the application and guidelines here. The Pa. Soybean Board will meet to discuss research and sponsorship proposals for the 2025 Fiscal Year. Celebrate Pennsylvania agriculture at the Pennsylvania Farm Show. Pennsylvania hosts the largest indoor agricultural exposition under one roof in the nation. The event showcases the quality and breadth of Pennsylvania's agriculture industry and the people who make it thrive. The show offers visitors a tiny slice of the industry that employs nearly half a million people and contributes $132.5 billion to Pennsylvania's economy every year.
Deadline to Submit Pa. Soybean Yield Contest Harvest Report Form
November 15Deadline for Pa. Soybean Board Research & Sponsorship Proposals
November 19Pennsylvania Soybean Board Meeting
December 52025 Pennsylvania Farm Show
January 3, 2025 - January 11, 2025