2018 Farm Bill programs; Farm Bill; Fertilizer; Biotechnology; Biobased products; Pesticides; Conservation and sustainability; Cover crops; Innovation; Competitiveness; Precision agriculture; Agricultural disaster, market, and economic assistance; Checkoff program; Inflation Reduction Act implementation; including disbursement of associated grants; Supply chain; Solar siting; Seed oils as food products; USDA Feedstock Carbon Intensity Calculator; Reauthorization of U.S. Grain Standards Act; Oversight of USDA Economic Reporting; Research and Research Facilities; Make America Healthy Again; Generally Recognized as Safe (GRAS) process.
2026 · 1st Quarter (Jan 1 - Mar 31)
AMERICAN SOYBEAN ASSOCIATION
Filed by AMERICAN SOYBEAN ASSOCIATION.
Open official filingSource-reported fields
Filing overview
- Type
- 1st Quarter - Report
- Posted
- Apr 16, 2026
- Income
- Not reported
- Expenses
- $218,792.00
- Registrant
- AMERICAN SOYBEAN ASSOCIATION
- Filing UUID
- dec8b879-56e5-4e87-b4d3-a451b24133ae
- Termination date
- Not reported
Expense method: A
Literal source text
Lobbying issues and bill citations
Crop insurance program.
Biofuels; Renewable Fuel Standard, including updated renewable volume obligations, soy supply and demand, feedstock eligibility, advanced biofuel definition, E15, and small refinery exemptions; Biodiesel in clean energy; Higher Blends Infrastructure Incentive Program; Biorefinery Assistance Program; Advanced Biofuel Payment Program; Rural Energy for America Program; Imported biofuel feedstocks; Carbon intensity scoring for soy; Solar energy programs; Clean Fuel Production Credit (45Z); Small Agri-Biodiesel Producer Tax Credit; International maritime and aviation biofuels programs.
IEEPA tariffs and Chinese retaliation; Market access issues, including maximum residue levels; Free trade and regional trade agreements, including USMCA; Six year review of the USMCA; Section 301 investigation into China's noncompliance of the U.S. China Phase One Agreement; Section 301 investigations on excess capacity and forced labor; International food assistance, including procurement for Ready to Use Therapeutic Foods; Market Access Program and Foreign Market Development funding; Implementation of executive orders regarding new tariff levels; Efforts to move Food for Peace from USAID to USDA; Continued U.S. membership in WTO; Sec. 122 tariffs; Tariffs on agricultural and farminginputs; Countervailing duties on phosphate fertilizers.
Surface Transportation Board reauthorization; Infrastructure, including waterways navigation and construction projects, surface and freight rail transportation; Transportation operations, including hours of service rules, federal truck weight limits, commercial driver license flexibility, and financial liability for trucks; Appropriations, including locks and dams projects, Army Corps operations, and allocation of Inland Waterway Trust Fund dollars; Rail technology efficiency; Soy-based asphalt and infrastructure materials; Common carrier obligation definition update; Port infrastructure development; Columbia River system navigation; Rail network efficiency and competition.
Broadband; Infrastructure resources; 2026 Farm Bill; Enacted aid programs; Budget reconciliation.
Workforce concerns, including port workforce disruptions; H-2A visas.
Broadband, including funding and mapping; Global Positioning System; Expanded rural broadband and 5G services; Drone technology access.
Pollinators; Endangered Species Act; Fish and Wildlife Service wetlands easements; Potash and Phosphate.
Biobased and soy-based products; PFAS regulations; Heavy-duty vehicle emissions; Clean Fleet Rule; EPA Clean School Bus Programs.
Clean Water Act, including the Waters of the U.S. final rule.
Inflation Reduction Act implementation; Provisions set to expire as part of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act; Budget reconciliation tax provisions.
Climate-related disclosures.
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