Surprising Uses for Iowa-Grown Corn and Soybeans | The Spokesman Speaks Podcast, Episode 227
Published
10/12/2026
Welcome to Episode 227 of The Spokesman Speaks podcast.
Why does Iowa grow so much corn and so many soybeans? The answer matters to everyone who enjoys Iowa-raised meat, cleaner-burning homegrown fuel and a wide variety of household products that would require more petroleum-based ingredients – if not for corn and soybeans.
In this podcast episode, experts from Iowa Corn and the United Soybean Board share some surprising uses for Iowa-grown corn and soybeans.
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