Input costs continue to climb, profit margins are squeezing tighter, and the pressure on the family farm is relentless. During their recent gathering in Indianapolis, the United Soybean Board (USB) didn’t just meet—they mobilized. “This budget is the product of careful, farmer-led decisions about where checkoff dollars go,” Wyss emphasized from Indianapolis. The Steady Investment for Turbulent SkiesAs commodity markets ebb and flow, the message from the Indianapolis meeting rings clear: the Soy Checkoff is playing the long game. For more information on the United Soybean Board and how the checkoff is working for your farm, visit unitedsoybean.org.