The United Soybean Board recently traveled with some farmers on a “See for Yourself” mission to Colombia and Panama to see how soy checkoff investments impact other parts of the world and provide a return on investment. Mississippi farmer Philip Good says it was very educational.
One of the best parts of the trip was seeing the results of checkoff investments. As a catfish farmer, Good says their aquaculture farming was especially interesting.
Good added that they have a top-of-the-line aquaculture system.
For more information, visit unitedsoybeanboard.com/see-for-yourself.
