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    Pennsylvania Soybean Board

    ActivoFood, Agriculture & Nutrition
    HARRISBURG, PASitio web7176515922

    About Pennsylvania Soybean Board

    As trusted soybean farmers, we provide stewardship of the Pennsylvania soybean checkoff to support the profit potential for soybean growers.

    Focus Areas

    Soybean production researchProduction agronomy and variety testingWeed, disease and pest managementAnimal agriculture / soybean meal researchEducation for growers and consumersPromotion and market developmentOn-farm demonstration trials

    Who They Fund

    K-12 studentsschool agricultural programs (e.g., FFA/AG classes)agriculture educators

    Funding Style

    program support

    About Pennsylvania Soybean Board

    The Pennsylvania Soybean Board’s recent grantmaking is anchored by two large research awards to Pennsylvania State University in University Park: $540,522 in 2024 and $387,907 in 2025. That pattern points to a funder that relies on research, on-farm trials, and industry partnerships to address production problems for Pennsylvania soybean growers. The board says it is stewarding the Pennsylvania soybean checkoff to support the profit potential for soybean growers, and its active programs show that mission in practice through research grants, sponsorships, and on-farm networks. The board also uses collaborative structures to stretch its checkoff resources. It awarded $85,000 in 2024 and $75,000 in 2025 to the North Central Soybean Research Program, indicating recurring support for multi-state research and outreach. Alongside that, it makes smaller sponsorship awards for educational and producer-facing activities, including support for school agricultural education and event sponsorships. The overall picture is of a state soybean board that funds both applied research and outreach tied directly to soybean production, utilization, and grower education.

    What Pennsylvania Soybean Board Funds

    The Pennsylvania Soybean Board funds a mix of production research, outreach, and agricultural education. In research, it gave $540,522 in 2024 and $387,907 in 2025 to Pennsylvania State University in University Park for research, showing a strong emphasis on problem-solving work for soybean farmers. Education and youth agriculture also appear in the grant record. The board awarded $80,000 in 2024 and $70,500 in 2025 to Pennsylvania Friends of Agriculture in Camp Hill for school ag education, linking the funder to K-12 and agricultural education programming. It also supports market and promotion work beyond Pennsylvania. A 2025 grant of $47,600 to Clean Fuels Alliance America in Jefferson City, Missouri, points to soybean utilization and market development. In addition, the board’s active programs include on-farm trials, weed and pest management, animal agriculture research, and sponsorship support for producer events and field days.

    How Pennsylvania Soybean Board Gives

    Typical grant size falls in a fairly tight band, with a p25 of $64,775, a median of $77,500, and a p75 of $160,727. The recent awards show a mix of large research commitments and smaller sponsorships, which fits the board’s program-support and project-restricted funding approach. Multiple grantees recur across years, including Pennsylvania State University and the North Central Soybean Research Program, indicating ongoing relationships rather than isolated awards. The board also accepts unsolicited applications in several active programs, including research grants and sponsorship requests.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $1.1M

    Total Assets

    $1.4M

    Total Revenue

    $695K

    Total Expenses

    $957K

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $65K and $161K, with a median of $78K.

    25th Percentile

    $65K

    Median

    $78K

    75th Percentile

    $161K

    Geographic Reach

    Regional3 states funded
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    Where Pennsylvania Soybean Board Makes Grants

    Grantmaking is concentrated in Pennsylvania, which accounts for 62% of grants and is also the top state by grant count. Recent recipient cities include University Park and Camp Hill, both in Pennsylvania. The board’s geography extends beyond the state through collaborative and market-development grants, including a 2025 award to Jefferson City, Missouri, and a multi-state research relationship with Ankeny, Iowa-based North Central Soybean Research Program. All listed recent grants in the data went to U.S. recipients.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Pennsylvania Soybean Board

    What does Pennsylvania Soybean Board mainly fund?

    Its active programs point to soybean production research, production agronomy and variety testing, weed and disease management, animal agriculture and soybean meal research, education for growers and consumers, promotion and market development, and on-farm demonstration trials. Recent grants also show support for school agricultural education and event sponsorships.

    What is the typical grant size?

    The board’s typical grant size is $64,775 at the 25th percentile, $77,500 at the median, and $160,727 at the 75th percentile. Recent awards include both larger research grants and smaller sponsorships, so the distribution is mixed but centered in that range.

    Does Pennsylvania Soybean Board fund only Pennsylvania organizations?

    No. Pennsylvania is the main grant destination, with 62% of grants going to recipients in the state, but the board also funded organizations in Jefferson City, Missouri, and Ankeny, Iowa. Its collaborative programs also operate across Mid-Atlantic and North Central member states.

    Can applicants submit unsolicited requests?

    Yes. Several active programs accept unsolicited requests, including Sponsorship Grants, the Pennsylvania Soybean Board Sponsorship Program, Research Grants (Request for Proposal), the Pennsylvania Soybean Board Research Grant Program, and the On-Farm Network. Collaborative partnerships through Atlantic Soybean Council and NCSRP do not accept unsolicited applications.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2025

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.

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    Research Grants (Request for Proposal)

    soybean production researchagronomy and crop managementsoil fertility+8 más

    ¿Quién puede postularse? Proposals must demonstrate benefits for soybean farmers and fit one or more soybean board strategic objectives. The board may fund researchers, universities, extension educators, technical staff, postdoctoral researchers, non-tenure-track research professors, graduate students, and collaborators. Tenured or tenure-track faculty salaries and benefits are not paid. Indirect costs/overhead are not funded.

    Fecha límite: Annual request for proposals; example deadlines shown include January 18, 2022 and November 19, 2024.

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    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITYUNIVERSITY PARK, PA$387,9072025RESEARCH
    PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITYUNIVERSITY PARK, PA$373,2272025RESEARCH
    PENNSYLVANIA FRIENDS OF AGRICULTURECAMP HILL, PA$80,0002025SCHOOL AG EDUCATION
    NORTH CENTRAL SOYBEAN RESEARCH PROGANKENY, IA$75,0002025PROGRAM SUPPORT
    PENNSYLVANIA FRIENDS OF AGRICULTURECAMP HILL, PA$70,5002025SCHOOL AG EDUCATION
    CLEAN FUELS ALLIANCE AMERICAJEFFERSON CITY, MO$47,6002025PROGRAM SUPPORT
    PENNSYLVANIA FFA FOUNDATIONEAST BERLIN, PA$34,5002025PROGRAM SUPPORT
    CLEAN FUELS ALLIANCE AMERICAJEFFERSON CITY, MO$12,4002025PROGRAM SUPPORT
    PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITYUNIVERSITY PARK, PA$10,0002025SPONSORSHIPS
    PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITYUNIVERSITY PARK, PA$10,0002025SPONSORSHIP
    PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITYUNIVERSITY PARK, PA$540,5222024RESEARCH
    NORTH CENTRAL SOYBEAN RESEARCH PROGANKENY, IA$85,0002024PROGRAM SUPPORT
    PENNSYLVANIA FRIENDS OF AGRICULTURECAMP HILL, PA$80,0002024SCHOOL AG EDUCATION

    PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY

    $387,907
    UNIVERSITY PARK, PA2025

    RESEARCH

    PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY

    $373,227
    UNIVERSITY PARK, PA2025

    RESEARCH

    PENNSYLVANIA FRIENDS OF AGRICULTURE

    $80,000
    CAMP HILL, PA2025

    SCHOOL AG EDUCATION

    NORTH CENTRAL SOYBEAN RESEARCH PROG

    $75,000
    ANKENY, IA2025

    PROGRAM SUPPORT

    PENNSYLVANIA FRIENDS OF AGRICULTURE

    $70,500
    CAMP HILL, PA2025

    SCHOOL AG EDUCATION

    CLEAN FUELS ALLIANCE AMERICA

    $47,600
    JEFFERSON CITY, MO2025

    PROGRAM SUPPORT

    PENNSYLVANIA FFA FOUNDATION

    $34,500
    EAST BERLIN, PA2025

    PROGRAM SUPPORT

    CLEAN FUELS ALLIANCE AMERICA

    $12,400
    JEFFERSON CITY, MO2025

    PROGRAM SUPPORT

    PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY

    $10,000
    UNIVERSITY PARK, PA2025

    SPONSORSHIPS

    PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY

    $10,000
    UNIVERSITY PARK, PA2025

    SPONSORSHIP

    PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY

    $540,522
    UNIVERSITY PARK, PA2024

    RESEARCH

    NORTH CENTRAL SOYBEAN RESEARCH PROG

    $85,000
    ANKENY, IA2024

    PROGRAM SUPPORT

    PENNSYLVANIA FRIENDS OF AGRICULTURE

    $80,000
    CAMP HILL, PA2024

    SCHOOL AG EDUCATION