Demand for Plenish soybeans is also coming from industrial uses. Registered in England and Wales. Informa PLC's registered office is 5 Howick Place, London SW1P 1WG. The MP cows exhibited significantly increased milk fat yield on the WP diet compared with the WC diet. For example, if a growers typically hits 65 bushels-per-acre and can net a 75-cent premium on top of whatever current soybean prices are, that means nearly $50 more in potential profit per acre.". (If you want to do soy protein, get fermented soy.) Results from human epidemiology studies support both increased as well as decreased risk of cancer and cannot be attributed specifically to oleic acid, but rather to the various food sources containing oleic acid (e.g., olive oil). Our purpose statement is to enrich the lives of those that produce and those that consume, said Roger Theisen, Plenish soybeans marketing manager. There are two drivers for this. . High oleic oils are very stable and offer the opportunity for food companies to maintain longer shelf-life of packaged goods without the need for artificial preservatives. Roger Theisen talks about the benefits of Plenish soybeans as he holds a bottle of oil made from the high oleic soybeans. According to the United Soybean Board, high oleic soybean acres are expected to grow to 1 million nationally in 2022, up from around 600,000 acres in 2021. (AgriNews photo/Martha Blum). So, consumers might experience the oil through their patronage at quick service restaurants, cafs, cafeterias, and fine dining establishments. From a technical perspective, the oleic content can be further increased in several specific ways but not in the Plenish oil as it is delivered out of the bean. Plenish soybeans are planted on most of those acres. Copyright 2022 agrinews-pubs.com. Right now our goal is to double contract acres of Plenish soybeans in Indiana for 2014 and our processing partners have added ten new delivery locations. A grower must have separate storage to be able to deliver them to a facility at specific times, Theisen said. (2009). So it is doable, but it costs a lot of money to develop and deregulate these products in soy and therefore a company has to believe there is sufficient payoff for a return on their investment. Maximize value from every soybean acre and boost your soybean market opportunities with Pioneer Plenish high-oleic soybeans. There you will find detailed processing methods used today about halfway down the page (entitled Modern Soybean Crushing and Oil Refining Processes). I was not aware of the biodegradable film use you mention, but other applications anticipated include lubricants (everything from tractors to elevators to automobile), tire production, adhesives, and foams, just to name a few. Eastern Shore of MD: . Farmers who contract to grow Plenish high oleic soybeans in the 2018 growing season will . CHS has delivery locations in southern Minnesota. JOHNSTON, Iowa Plenish soybeans offer benefits to both farmers and consumers. Farmers can earn a processor-paid premium of $0.85/bu for harvest delivery to a designated elevator or $1.00/bu for on-farm storage. 5500 Cenex Drive Inver Grove Heights, Minnesota 55077, Employee spotlight: Nick Courville, animal nutrition sales consultant, A conversation with Courtney Hall about sustainability, CHS Inc. and MKC to expand grain marketing joint venture. Plenish soybeans have been available for farmers to grow for the past 10 years. Plenish high oleic soybean oil is a natural choice in these situations for companies wishing to protect their products from developing off flavors and odors over time. Pioneer works with several soybean processors to make growing Pioneer brand Plenish high oleic soybeans a farmer-friendly experience. CHS Farmers can earn a processor-paid premium of 85 cents per bushel for harvest delivery to a designated elevator or up to $1.30 per bushel depending on delivery or the buyers call window. Soy also contains iron, for energy, and zinc, which is. When you think about the cost and the time involved in changing out the oil in these fryers, having an oil that remains stable and doesnt sacrifice taste to get it is just a good thing.. For this harvest season, there are five processors that will process the Plenish soybeans into soybean oil. Mixed the last two years, but good enough that we took the plunge and went 100% for next year. Susan Knowlton, image by Kerry Harrison, provided by DuPont Pioneer. New varieties looked promising, not very pleased with 31T96PR, other varieties had their pros and cons. Trans: Most trans fatty acids are formed in an industrial process called hydrogenation that adds hydrogen to liquid vegetable oils and is used to increase the solids content and the stability of the oil. Growers of Plenish high oleic soybeans will see higher potential per acre because of processor-paid premiums. JOHNSTON, Iowa Consumer and food industry demand for healthier cooking oils continues to rise, and Pioneer brand Plenish high oleic soybeans offer farmers a profitable way to meet this need. Copyright 2023. Growers can earn a processor-paid premium of $0.75/bu for harvest delivery to a designated elevator or $0.80/bu for on-farm storage. Cows were divided into 4 mixed parity groups within the same pen. Developed for that growing area, Plenish high oleic soybeans can help boost soybean market opportunities and provide direct benefits to the food industry, consumers and growers. 2023 Corteva. However, saturated fat tends to raise bad cholesterol (LDL) levels in the blood which is widely considered a risk factor for adverse cardiovascular health. Anastasia's writing with SciMoms is conducted in her personal capacity, and the views expressed do not represent the views of the USDA. Copyright 2022 agrinews-pubs.com. First, there cannot be any depression on yield or farmers will not want to grow them and the economics of seed and oil production just wont work out. 2016 will be our 3rd year with them, increasing some each year. So to be clear, we are not using molecular methods to separate the components of the oil after it is extracted but rather changing the fatty acid composition in the soybean before the oil is removed. Evaluate the effects of different weed control practices on soybean fatty acid (oil) profiles.
