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Transform Ag (a USDA Advancing Markets for Producers initiative) is actively enrolling farmers. To learn more about the project and whether your farm might benefit from one of the funding incentives, submit your information through the Interested Farmer form: https://www.transformf2c.com/interestedfarmer

## **Notice**: _On April 14, 2025, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture&#x2004;Brooke Rollins announced the cancellation of the Partnerships for Climate-Smart Commodities (PCSC). The USDA plans to reform the program into the Advancing Markets for Producers (AMP) initiative. Contact your local USDA Farm Service Agency (FSA) for more information on how to apply to the AMP initiative. _

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## Food-Grade Soy Program Overview 

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**The TransformF2C Project offers two incentives to growers producing and marketing climate-smart soybeans. Eligible acres must be enrolled in the Marketing Incentive to be eligible for the Practice Implementation Incentive. **​

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What is a Climate-Smart Soybean?

Climate-Smart Soybeans are soybeans that are grown with an in-field practice that helps build soil health, sequesters carbon, and/or reduces greenhouse gas emissions, such as cover crops, reduced till or no-till, conservation crop rotation, or nutrient management. 

 

What is a Climate-Smart Commodity (CSC) Processor?

A CSC Processor is one of the buyers contracted by the TransformF2C Project to buy, process, and market the climate-smart soybeans to develop localized market opportunities and strengthen supply chains traceability for climate-smart commodities. 

 

What are the Benefits of Growing Climate-Smart Soybeans for Me and My Farm?

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- **Improved crop resilience:** Climate-smart crop management may help crops adapt to changing climate conditions and increase agricultural productivity.

- **Improved soil health:** Healthy soil may have less erosion, preserve land fertility, and conserves water supply.

- **Reduced greenhouse gas emissions**: Climate-smart agriculture may reduce or eliminate greenhouse gas emissions.

- **Increased farmer profits:** Climate-smart agriculture may increase productivity and incentives are designed to support higher incomes for farmers.

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Notice: On April 14, 2025, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins announced the cancellation of the Partnerships for Climate-Smart Commodities (PCSC). The USDA plans to reform the program into the Advancing Markets for Producers (AMP) initiative. Contact your local USDA Farm Service Agency (FSA) for more information on how to apply to the AMP initiative. 

Food-Grade Soy Program Overview 
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The TransformF2C Project offers two incentives to growers producing and marketing climate-smart soybeans. Eligible acres must be enrolled in the Marketing Incentive to be eligible for the Practice Implementation Incentive. ​
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What is a Climate-Smart Soybean?
Climate-Smart Soybeans are soybeans that are grown with an in-field practice that helps build soil health, sequesters carbon, and/or reduces greenhouse gas emissions, such as cover crops, reduced till or no-till, conservation crop rotation, or nutrient management. 
 
What is a Climate-Smart Commodity (CSC) Processor?
A CSC Processor is one of the buyers contracted by the TransformF2C Project to buy, process, and market the climate-smart soybeans to develop localized market opportunities and strengthen supply chains traceability for climate-smart commodities. 
 
What are the Benefits of Growing Climate-Smart Soybeans for Me and My Farm?
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- Improved crop resilience: Climate-smart crop management may help crops adapt to changing climate conditions and increase agricultural productivity.
- Improved soil health: Healthy soil may have less erosion, preserve land fertility, and conserves water supply.
- Reduced greenhouse gas emissions: Climate-smart agriculture may reduce or eliminate greenhouse gas emissions.
- Increased farmer profits: Climate-smart agriculture may increase productivity and incentives are designed to support higher incomes for farmers.
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