Fall 2023 Travel

nicolerh — Mon, 23 Oct 2023 16:47:46 +0000

A total of 68 CALS students are traveling abroad during the 2023 Fall semester. 52 students are participating in one of the four travel courses offered by the CALS �� office, and 14 students are spending the fall semester abroad. The CALS �� office awarded $58,500 in scholarships to 45 recipients participating in a study abroad program.

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Fall 2023

Author(s):

Nicole Hurlburt

Soybean Supply Chain Trip - Winter Break

nicolerh — Thu, 20 Oct 2022 19:05:04 +0000

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United States of America

Program Director(s):

Bobby J. Martens

Darin Wohlgemuth

Amani Elobeid

Soybeans are a major component of U.S. and global agricultural and food systems. This class seeks to help students better understand the importance of soybeans – domestically and globally – and the complexities and opportunities for soybean use. Technological advancements, low carbon solutions, and policy are combining to make the soybean supply chain extra exciting and dynamic!

This domestic study trip will follow soybeans as they travel through the supply chain, starting from the farmgate, through points of value-added processing, and to export terminals. This will include seeing a local cooperative “farm gate”, train loading facilities, soybean crush plants, a feed mill (soybean meal), a renewable diesel refinery, a biodiesel plant, and export terminals where ships are loaded for Asian destinations. The trip will start in Iowa, move through Minnesota, and end at shipping ports near Portland, OR (Kalama, WA and Grays Harbor, WA).

This program was offered for the first time in fall 2023.

Wednesday, December 13, 2023 to Tuesday, December 19, 2023

Type of Travel:

Travel Course

Application Deadline:

Wednesday, October 25, 2023

Semester:

Fall

More Details Here

Year:

2023

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Fall 2023 Travel

Soybean Supply Chain Trip - Winter Break

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