The Iowa Soybean Association (ISA) has elected eight farmers to its board of directors, including several from the Carroll Broadcasting listening area. The 22-member volunteer board represents the state’s nine crop reporting districts, playing a crucial role in overseeing the management and allocation of soybean checkoff and non-checkoff resources. Jeff Frank from Lake View was re-elected to a three-year term in District 4. Marty Danzer from Carroll (District 4) and Tim Bardole from Rippey (At-Large) will continue their current terms. Their experience and dedication to the ISA are essential in shaping the association’s policies and programs. ISA President, Randy Miller, says, “Whether as a voter, candidate, or both, we thank Iowa soybean farmers for engaging in this important process. As a farmer-led association, their participation contributes to the success and longevity of ISA and our industry.” Directors were elected by fellow Iowa soybean farmers in July and are set to take office this September. The newly elected and re-elected directors will work alongside other board members to contribute to the ISA’s continued success and the soybean industry. To learn more about the ISA Board of Directors and its functions, visit iasoybeans.com.
