The president of the Minnesota Soybean Growers Association recently took part in a European trade mission. Darin Johnson, who farms in southeast Minnesota, says the trip started in Zurich, Switzerland. “A little different scale than what we see in the U.S., so they actually had a lot of questions for us. Especially from looking at […]
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