The North Carolina Soybean Producers Association hosted their 57th Annual Business meeting last week during the North Carolina Commodity Conference. President Gary Hendrix gave a briefing on association activities over the past year before proceeding with regular elections. Four first-term directors were elected to the NCSPA Board of Directors during the meeting: Bill Jordan, Tyner,…
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The 2023 growing season presented a little bit of everything to soybean producers in North Carolina. Despite erratic conditions, we still saw some excellent yields this year, many of which are showcased in the North Carolina Soybean Yield Contest. Winners of the contest were announced at the Annual Commodity Conference. We had 26 entries in…
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The NCSPA is looking for an enthusiastic, collaborative person to work with association staff members responsible for outreach & communications. The intern will be encouraged to participate in staff meetings and to contribute ideas and initiatives to support staff-led projects. The intern position will be supervised by the Outreach Director. Location: The office at 3600…
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Communications Intern Jackson Lesan joined the NCSPA team in May 2024. In his role, he has the important task of communicating the values and importance of the organization through various forms of media. Jackson is a junior at North Carolina State University majoring in Technology, Engineering, and Design (Graphic Communications), focusing on media creation and…
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North Carolina Soybean Producers Association Founded by soy growers in 1966, the N.C. Soybean Producers Association conducts promotions, consumer education and research activities on behalf of North Carolina soy growers and their industry partners. The association is funded by a soybean farmer assessment (“the checkoff”) that requires a small assessment on the total value of…
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