About Us
The North Dakota Soybean Council was established in 1985. Since 1991, as a qualified state soybean board (QSSB) under the federal Soybean Promotion, Research and Consumer Information Act, Each farmer contributes ½ of 1% of the price of each bushel at the first point of sale towards the soy checkoff. NDSC has overseen the investment of 50 percent of North Dakota’s soybean-checkoff dollars. (The other 50 percent goes to the United Soybean Board.) Every soybean farmer invests in the soybean checkoff, which funds research, market development, promotion and education administered by NDSC.
Value of the North Dakota Soybean Council
To learn more about North Dakota Soybean Council and their work, be sure to watch the video below.
Value of NDSC
MISSION | VISION STATEMENT:
To relentlessly pursue opportunities to invest North Dakota soybean checkoff resources to become the leading soybean supplier in the world for the benefit of producers and consumers.
ND SOYBEAN COUNCIL CORE VALUES:
- Demonstrate ethical practices in all actions and decisions.
- Leverage collective and individual strengths in collaboration to bring forth ideas.
- Relentless support to the industry, our constituents and each other.
- Create partnerships domestically and internationally forthe benefit of producers and consumers.
STRATEGIC INTENT
Grow North Dakota’s soybean crop value to $3.2 billion by 2020 to benefit all North Dakota soybean producers by enhancing quality and expanding production and market opportunities.
STRATEGIC PRIORITIES
- Market Development
- Research & Development
- Animal Agriculture
- Culture
Learn how the ND Soybean Council, the soybean checkoff, and
the ND Soybean Growers Association
work together to benefit ND soybean producers and the soy industry
243000000Bushels of Beans (in 2018)
The North Dakota Soybean Council consists of 12 farmers elected to serve the needs and interests of North Dakota soybean farmers.
ND Soybean Council 12 District Map
ND Soybean Council County Representatives
Mike Langseth
Barney, ND
Richland County
Dan Spiekmeier
Sheldon, ND
Ransom County
Jeremiah Undem
Oakes, ND
Dickey County
Michael Schlosser
Edgeley, ND
LaMoure County
Joe Morken
Casselton, ND
Cass County
Rob Rose
Wimbledon, ND
Barnes County
Levi Taylor
Yipsilanti, ND
Stutsman County
Brian Jodock
Northwood, ND
Grand Forks County
Andrew Haugen
Hannaford, ND
Griggs County
Carl Jensen
Pekin, ND
Nelson County
Perry Ostmo
Sharon, ND
Steele County
Austin Langley
Warwick, ND
Eddy County
Darwin Topp
Glenfield, ND
Foster County
David Clough
Fessenden, ND
Wells County
Adam Redmann
Saint Thomas, ND
Cavalier County
Alexander (Alex) Cull
Bathgate, ND
Pembina County
Cameron Bina
Lankin, ND
Walsh County
Jeff Hagen
Esmond, ND
Benson County
Timothy Kihle
Bottineau, ND
Bottineau County
Adam Jensen
Bowbells, ND
Burke County
Scott Sova
Noonan, ND
Divide County
Keith Reinowski
Anamoose, ND
McHenry County
Aaron Skarsgard
Stanley, ND
Mountrail County
Chris Brossart
Wolford, ND
Pierce County
Austin Sundeen
Brocket, ND
Ramsey County
Steven Grenier
Rolette, ND
Rolette County
Jason Zeltinger
Kenmare, ND
Ward County
Nathan Leier
Hague, ND
Emmons County
Terry Nagel
Carson, ND
Grant County
Daniel (Dan) Mock
Braddock, ND
Kidder County
Rusty Schultz
Fredonia, ND
Logan County
Allan Rohrich
Zeeland, ND
McIntosh County
Cameron Wahlstrom
Alexander, ND
McKenzie County
Andrew Majeres
Garrison, ND
McLean County
Bryan Aalund
Hazen, ND
Mercer County
Spence Keonig
Mandan, ND
Morton County
David Porsborg
New Salem, ND
Oliver County
Brent Kohls
Mayville, ND
Traill County
United Soybean Board North Dakota Representatives
Matt Gast
Valley City, ND
Meet the staff team of the North Dakota Soybean Council.
Director of Market Development
