North Carolina Soybean Association

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211 E Six Forks Rd Ste 102
Raleigh, NC 27609
+1 (919) 839-5775
http://www.ncsoy.org

The North Carolina Soybean Producers Association (NCSPA), established in 1966, represents the interests of soybean growers across the state through various promotional, educational, and research initiatives. Funded by a farmer assessment known as the checkoff, the organization is dedicated to enhancing the value of soybeans and their products while supporting the agricultural community.

Through programs like GrowSoybean Schools and the NC Commodity Conference, NCSPA provides resources and knowledge to help farmers adapt to changing conditions and improve their operations. The association also plays a vital role in advocating for policies that protect the rights and profitability of North Carolina soybean farmers on a national level.

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