Pioneer seeks Iowa farmers to grow high-oleic soybeans
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9/6/2016
Pioneer and CHS Inc. are seeking farmers to grow 25,000 acres of Plenish high-oleic soybeans next year in northern Iowa and southern Minnesota. Contracted soybeans will be processed at the CHS soybean processing plant in Fairmont, Minn.
Farmers will earn a 45-cent-per-bushel premium for growing the high-oleic soybeans, according to Brian Buckallew, senior production system manager for DuPont Pioneer.
"It adds another $20...
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