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Recent Library Items  Type a word or phrase to narrow your search. Search will only result in items associated with this subcategory. To search the entire unitedsoybean.com site, use the search box in the upper right. records per page:   3 5 7 10 20 1 | 2  of 313 2010 Top Producer Frontier Study Tour, sponsored by the United Soybean Board (USB)/soybean checkoff 3.17.2010  A group of U.S. soybean farmers fall in line to review the A. Maggi Hermasa soybean terminal near Itacoatiara, Brazil on Mon., March 15. Maggi company officials told U.S. soybean farmers participating in the 2010 Top Producer Frontier Tour, sponsored by USB and the soybean checkoff, that the terminal opened along the Amazon River in 1997 to speed up the transport of Brazilian soybeans from the central Brazilian state of Matto Grosso and other areas to export markets. It now has a payroll of 800 ... download (jpg)   2010 Top Producer Frontier Study Tour, sponsored by the United Soybean Board (USB)/soybean checkoff 3.17.2010  The Amazon River in Brazil allows deep water ships and barges to travel far inland to transport soybeans to export markets. A. Maggi Company officials told a group of U.S. soybean farmers participating in the 2010 Top Producer Frontier Study Tour, sponsored by USB/soybean checkoff, that up to 25 barges can be loaded inland on the rivers connecting to the Amazon River, in places up to 400 feet deep, with Brazilian soybeans and transported to ocean ports in northeast Brazil for export markets. An ... download (jpg)   2010 Top Producer Frontier Study Tour, sponsored by the United Soybean Board (USB)/soybean checkoff 3.17.2010  The Amazon River in Brazil allows deep water ships and barges to travel far inland to transport soybeans to export markets. A. Maggi Company officials told a group of U.S. soybean farmers participating in the 2010 Top Producer Frontier Study Tour, sponsored by USB/soybean checkoff, that up to 25 barges can be loaded inland on the rivers connecting to the Amazon River, in places up to 400 feet deep, with Brazilian soybeans and transported to ocean ports in northeast Brazil for export markets. An ... download (jpg)   2010 Top Producer Frontier Study Tour, sponsored by the United Soybean Board (USB)/soybean checkoff 3.16.2010  A ship fits tightly into the 100 year old Panama Canal. The transition from U.S. to Panamanian control of the canal finished in 2000 and the Canal Authority already has a new third lane under construction. The Panama Canal allows ships to cut through Latin America to and from the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, saving time and money. An official from the Canal Authority told U.S. soybean farmers participating in the 2010 Top Producer Frontier Tour new third lane construction is being financed by a consortium consisting of European Union, Japanese and U.S. banks. China manages the ports at both ends of the canal under a lease agreement with the Government of Panama.... download (jpg)   2010 Top Producer Frontier Study Tour, sponsored by the United Soybean Board (USB)/soybean checkoff 3.16.2010  A ship fits tightly into the 100 year old Panama Canal. The transition from U.S. to Panamanian control of the canal finished in 2000 and the Canal Authority already has a new third lane under construction. The Panama Canal allows ships to cut through Latin America to and from the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, saving time and money. An official from the Canal Authority told U.S. soybean farmers participating in the 2010 Top Producer Frontier Tour new third lane construction is being financed by a consortium consisting of European Union, Japanese and U.S. banks. China manages the ports at both ends of the canal under a lease agreement with the Government of Panama.... download (jpg)   1 | 2  of 313