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  • About MSC
    • Board Members
    • Board Meeting Information
    • About the Checkoff
  • Contact
    • Staff Contacts
  • For Farmers
    • Request for Proposals
    • Funded Research
    • On-Farm Research >
      • Host an On-Farm Trial
    • Market Development >
      • High Oleic
      • Soy Uses
      • Advanced Biofuels
    • Licensing Varieties
    • Leadership Opportunities
    • Sample Submission
    • Organic Exemption Qualifications
  • First Purchasers
    • Checkoff Remittance
    • Remittance Questions and Answers
  • Learn About Soybeans
    • Score Big With Soy
    • School Kit
    • Donation Request Form
    • Resources For Consumers
  • News & Media
    • Press Releases
  • Programs and Events
  • Industry Links
  • Blog
  • 2024 On-Farm Research Report


​About the Checkoff

The Michigan Soybean Committee (MSC) directs the soybean checkoff. The commodity checkoff was born of Public Act (P.A.) 232 in 1976. The national checkoff, directed by United Soybean Board, began in 1991. MSC’s board of directors is made up of seven soybean farmers appointed by Michigan’s governor. Each director is appointed for a three-year term and may serve three consecutive terms. MSC is financed through Michigan soybeans sold. When a grower sells soybeans, the first purchaser collects .005 (1/2 of one percent) of the value of the soybeans sold. The assessments are then sent to MSC, which sends half of the dollars collected to the United Soybean Board.
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