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Press Release (12/21/08): ISU's Fehr Honored by Iowa Soybean Association

Article in ISU College of Agriculture Alumni magazine (12/08): Soybeans bred for Low Linolenic Properties Offer Full Taste, No Trans Fats (pdf)

Press Release (11/24/08): ISU researchers introduce higher-yielding soybean varieties with improved oil

Press Release (2/12/08): Asoyia Announces New Mid Oleic Ultra Low Lin Soybean Oil

Press Release (9/07): Major Progress in the Development of Healthier Soybean Oils at ISU

Press Release (6/21/06): Food Companies to Test New Soybean Oil from Iowa State University

ISU Extension Handout (pdf file)

Farm Journal (11/29/04): Sizzling New Soybeans

Press Release (10/14/04): Innovative Soybean Oil Offers Health, Cooking and Taste Benefits

Press Release (9/1/04): ASOYIA LLC to Market New Heart Healthy Soy Oil

Agriculture in Action (ISU) (3/11/04): New ISU Soybean Oil Passes the "Fry Test"

Iowa Soybean Review (2/04): New 1% Linolenic Acid Soybeans Could Double Grower Premiums (pdf file)

Iowa Soybean Review (1/04): New Soybean Oil Eliminates Need for Hydrogenation and Cuts Trans Fats (pdf file)

ISU News Service (12/18/03): Web site presents information about new soybeans and trans fat-free soy oil developed at Iowa State

Zeeland Farm Services, Inc. (12/4/03): New 1% Linolenic Soy Oil Available for Testing from Zeeland Farm Services, Inc.

Farm & Ranch (12/1/03): New ISU soybeans produce oil with reduced trans fat

TriState Neighbor (11/26/03): Soybean oil developed at Iowa State eliminates the need for hydrogenation and cuts trans fats

AgriNews (11/18/03): New oil eliminates unhealthy fats in processed foods

ISU News Service (11/12/03): Soybean Oil Developed at Iowa State Eliminates Need for Hydrogenation and Cuts Trans Fats

United Soybean Board (11/05/03): Checkoff-Funded Better Bean Initiative Continues Search for a Healthier Soybean

Ag Decision Maker (ISU Extension) (11/03): New soybean oil eliminates need for hydrogenation and cuts trans fats

Iowa Soybean Review (10/03): Critical to U.S. Soybean Growers; One percent linolenic oil may mean success for certain markets (pdf file)

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