In this Managing for Profit, Minnesota Soybean Research and Promotion Council vice chair Ben Storm says the soybean checkoff continues to benefit his bottom line, as well as the farm economy as a whole. The southeastern Minnesota farmer tells Brownfield that checkoff-funded research is leading to higher yields and better profitability.
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