Wisconsin Soybean Marketing Board

Wisconsin Soybean Marketing Board Investing checkoff dollars to improve the profitability of Wisconsin soybean farmers.

Wisconsin soybean producers have elected Thomas Perlick of Sarona and Matt Wagenson of Bear Creek to serve three-year te...
09/10/2026

Wisconsin soybean producers have elected Thomas Perlick of Sarona and Matt Wagenson of Bear Creek to serve three-year terms on WSMB. Perlick will represent District 1, while Wagenson returns to represent District 7.

Join us in welcoming Thomas to the board and welcoming Matt back for another term!

Wisconsin soybean producers elected Thomas Perlick of Sarona and Matt Wagenson of Bear Creek to serve three-year terms on the Wisconsin Soybean Marketing Board. Thomas Perlick (left) was elected to represent District 1. Matt Wagenson was elected to again serve District 7. The Wisconsin Department

09/08/2026

WSMB Director Andy Bensend is sharing his list of the 5 must-haves on the farm.

Morning coffee? Definitely.
Cell phone? Absolutely.
GPS guidance? You bet.

We’ll let Andy reveal the rest.

Wisconsin soybean farmers are taking their seat at the table on the 2026 St. Lawrence Seaway Trade Revitalization Progra...
09/04/2026

Wisconsin soybean farmers are taking their seat at the table on the 2026 St. Lawrence Seaway Trade Revitalization Program trade mission put on by U.S. Identity Preserved Alliance.

So far our WSMB directors have traveled to Lisbon, Aveiro and Porto, experiencing Portugal’s ports, communities and agricultural landscape while learning more about the movement of goods and the connections that link producers here in the Midwest to customers around the world.

We’re proud to have Wisconsin represented alongside farmer leaders from Ohio and Minnesota and partners from across the Great Lakes–St. Lawrence Seaway region.

What does soybean research look like in the field? A lot of hard work, curiosity and questions that can make a real diff...
09/03/2026

What does soybean research look like in the field? A lot of hard work, curiosity and questions that can make a real difference for Wisconsin growers.

At the recent UW–Madison Agronomy and Soils Field Day, growers got an up-close look at checkoff-funded research happening right here in Wisconsin, from fertility and disease management to crop rotation and nitrogen use.

Soybean growers received an up-close look at checkoff-supported research during the University of Wisconsin-Madison Agronomy and Soils Field Day Aug. 26 at the Arlington Agricultural Research Station. The annual event brought researchers, graduate students, farmers and agricultural professionals int...

09/02/2026
09/01/2026

Meet 17-year-old Devon Wilterdink of Hingham, better known to his friends as “The Farmer.”

Devon takes work release every other morning so he can work on the family farm before school, and he’s also becoming part of the family’s cheese business Little Brown Cow Cheese. His friends have even created ag-themed cheers for him at basketball games.

Whether it’s below zero or pushing 90 degrees, Devon shows up with a great attitude and rarely a complaint. He’s also a favorite farmhand for his young nephews, who love tagging along with “Uncle Dev.”

Farm profitability is a tough topic right now, and Wisconsin farmers are feeling the pressure.WSMB Director Pat Mullooly...
08/31/2026

Farm profitability is a tough topic right now, and Wisconsin farmers are feeling the pressure.

WSMB Director Pat Mullooly recently spoke with Wisconsin Public Radio about today’s farm economy and how the challenges compare with the farm crisis of the 1980s.

As a sixth-generation farmer, Pat brings a unique perspective on managing risk, rising input costs and the uncertainty facing producers today.

Corn and soybean growers have seen several years of low commodity prices and increased costs for supplies like fertilizer and fuel. That has many farmers worried.

08/28/2026

How are soybeans looking across north central Wisconsin? WSMB Director Andy Bensend, who farms near Dallas, WI, shares a quick update from his fields.

The crop is showing promise, but one thing is becoming increasingly important: rain.

08/28/2026

You can read recommendations anywhere. But there's something different about hearing from the farmers who are farming in your area.

Join us at the Sept. 2 Wisconsin Extension W**d Management Workshop for the farmer panel and hear what local growers are seeing, trying, and learning in their fields. These might be your neighbors. Don't miss the conversation!

Meet our panelists:
🚜 Steve Hoffman, InDepth Agronomy managing agronomist and Manitowoc County farmer
🌽 Karl Geske, Buffalo Trempealeau Farmer Network president and Trempealeau County farmer
🌤️ Andy Bensend, Wisconsin Soybean Marketing Board member and Barron County farmer
👨‍🌾 Pat Mullooly, Wisconsin Soybean Marketing Board member, DeLong Company agronomist, and Rock County farmer

Learn more and register today! 👉 go.wisc.edu/W**dManagementWorkshop

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