The History of the Soybean - ScienceDirect
WEBJan 1, 2008 · This is the first report of soybeans tested at a Land Grant institution in the United States (Cook, 1879). Within a short time, soybean seeds were introduced from Japan and China and grown by McBryde (Tennessee), Sturtevant (Cornell University), Brooks (Hatch, Massachusetts), and Georgeson (Kansas).
WEB1879 April – Australia: Soybeans (including black soybeans) first arrive in Australia, a gift from the Minister of the Interior Department, Japan. By 19 May 1879 they are available for distribution to farmers (Brisbane Courier, Queensland, 1879). 1879 – Australia: Japan: A classified and descriptive
Early History of Soybeans and Soyfoods Worldwide (1024 BCE …
WEB1879 – The soybean is first cultivated at a U.S. land-grant institution, the Rutgers Scientific School, in New Jersey (Cook 1879). Such organizations are soon renamed “agricultural experiment stations” and each state has one.
History of Soybean Management - CropWatch
WEBThe first reference of soybeans being tested in an agricultural school in the United States occurred in an 1879 report from Rutgers Agricultural College in New Jersey. Most of the early soybean production in the United States was as a …
History of Soy in the United States 1766-1900 - SoyInfo Center
WEBIn 1879, Cook, in the first report on soybeans by a US university (Rutgers, New Jersey) included a translation of an article on soybeans from Munich, which mentioned food uses: ". . . a plant whose pleasant-tasting seeds are rich in albumen and fat, in …
A Giant-Sized History of Soybeans - Brian D. Colwell
WEBApr 8, 2017 · In 1879, Cook, of Rutgers in New Jersey, was the first to call the soybean plant “the soja bean,” which remained the most popular term until the early 1890s, but was not used after 1898. Until about 1880, soybeans continued to be regarded as a botanical curiosity from the Orient.
WEBIn 1879, soybean crops were harvested at two agricultural experiment stations in New Jersey from seeds obtained in Europe. By 1889, several more agricultural experiment stations in the United States were working with soybeans using …
The Age of the Soybean: An Environmental History of Soy During …
WEBHistory, Environmental Science, Sustainability, Botany & Plant Sciences, Agriculture. The soybean is far more than just a versatile crop whose derivates serve the protein needs of a meatless diet. One of the world’s most important commodities, so...
How the humble soybean took over the world - National …
WEBJun 10, 2024 · Henry Ford, the prolific inventor of the Model T car, believed that the versatile soybean had the power to change the world. He made house paint, soap, and enamel for cars from soybean oil.
History of the soybean: Learn about soy’s journey in U.S.
WEBAug 15, 2021 · 1982 — Soybean farmers lay the foundation for today’s relationship with China. 1990 — Congress creates a national soybean checkoff, leading to the formation of the United Soybean Board.