WISHH Strengthens Nigeria’s Aquaculture Feed Sector to Build Long-term Demand for U.S. Soy (Short)
September 28, 2026
Watch Now: Discover how U.S. soy is supporting Nigeria’s aquaculture producers with quality feed.
U.S. Soy's
Catalyst in
Emerging Markets
EmergingMarkets
WISHH connects trade and development across global market systems, improving food security.
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Suzanne Shirbroun’s Remarks at Healthier Animals, Healthier People: Advancing Global Food Security Through Innovation, Partnership, & Next-Generation Leadership
September 28, 2026
I am one of 77 U.S. soybean farmer directors who volunteers time to lead the United Soybean Board. USB manages the national soy checkoff, which invests soybean farmer funds into research, promotion, and education to maximize profitability for all U.S. soybean farmers. There are about one-half million of us soybean
Morey Hill’s Remarks for Healthier Animals, Healthier People: Advancing Global Food Security Through Innovation, Partnership, & Next-Generation Leadership
September 28, 2026
In June, I was in Nigeria to see how WISHH and U.S. farmers are investing for the growth of Nigeria’s economy and food security. We believe that it will translate to growth of a stronger trade market for U.S. soy. These things happen simultaneously. Youth are the next wave of
Developing and Emerging Markets
WISHH works with strategic partners to
create trade opportunities within untapped
markets.
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Success Stories
WISHH has a proven track record of creating market potential by connecting strategic partners and local business leaders to increase demand and fuel economic growth.
Human Nutrition
Soy nutrition and food science assistance drive growth in sector
Poultry
WISHH work builds networks,
improves production capacity
Aquaculture
Public-private partnerships
set tone for growth
Building Associations
WISHH’s association building work gives unity and voice to the value chain
Founded 26 years ago, WISHH is a program of the American Soybean Association and overseen by U.S. soybean farmers.
