Iowa Natural Soy Oils
Perfectly Natural. Purely Iowa.
Rich soil. Pure waters. Flawless skies. This is Iowa, and this is what makes soy oils that taste better, last longer and outperform other oils, whether you’re cooking for two or two thousand. Without the harsh processing chemicals used in many other oils, Iowa Natural Soy Oils are always perfectly natural and purely Iowa.
The soybeans in Iowa Natural Soy Oils are 100% family farm nurtured right in the heartland of the USA, because if good folks use good ingredients, great things happen! In fact, we’re so sure our friends and neighbors produce fantastic products that we can trace every bottle to the family farm that produced the beans! Try THAT with your current choice of oils – even the fancy imported stuff!
Iowa Natural Soy Oils are trans fat free and come in ultra-low linolenic and low saturated fat varieties. The oils are expeller-pressed from non-genetically modified soybeans developed by Iowa State University. Iowa Natural Soy Oils are produced by Innovative Growers, LLC. For more information about our company and products, contact us at 515-720-3702 or info@iowanatural.com.
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We’re proud of the hard-working family farmers who nurture the soybeans that make our oils so special! You can learn more about these families and their farms below:
E-mail Dave Dvorak | Dave Dvorak's Farm (pdf)
David has been farming for 22 years, since he was a sophomore at Iowa State University, where he earned his degree in Ag Business. David also graduated from TEPAP (The Executive Program for Agricultural Producers) through Texas A&M University in 2000.
He was active in the Iowa Farm Business Association (IFBA) and served as President in 1999 and 2000. David now serves on the Farm Business Association Foundation Board. He is a member of the Boards of the Southeast Iowa Agricultural Research Farm at Crawfordsville and the Agriculture Advisory Council for Muscatine Community College. He is also a member of the Southeast Iowa Ag Advisory Council and Ag Ventures Alliance.
David and his wife Jody farm in Muscatine County and live near West Liberty with their two children, Casey who is 18 and John who is 16. The Dvorak farm is ISO 9000 certified.
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E-mail Larry Lane | Larry Lane's Farm (pdf)
Larry Lane's farm was established in 1869 by Carlos Lane, who moved to Iowa from upper New York state. Since that time, Wallace H., Robert W., and now Larry Lane farm on the original site outside Humboldt, IA, which has grown from 400 to 915 acres. Larry has added rented ground to total 1500 acres of farm operations. He grows corn, soybeans, food grade soybeans, and commercial hay for horses. Minimum tillage and no-till practices are used whenever possible. IPM practices are used extensively and the farm is ISO-9001:2000 certified. GPS technology is used for soil testing, fertilizer application, planting, application of crop protection products, and to gather harvest data. Extensive records are kept for each field.
Larry is an active member of the Humboldt County and national corn and soybeans producers. He has been a past board member and officer of the Humboldt Farmers Coop. Larry is a current member and officer of the Humboldt County Extension Council and a member of the Humboldt County Farm Bureau.
Larry and his wife Marlys, a registered dietitian, have 3 grown children. They enjoy camping, skiing, Indy car races, ISU football games, and spending time together as a family. Larry, Marlys, and their children are proud graduates of Iowa State University. |
E-mail Charles Hurburgh
Dr. Charles R. Hurburgh, Charlie to most everyone, is a native Iowan from Rockwell City. He continues to operate the family farm, and is a Professor of Agricultural Engineering at Iowa State University.
He has BS, MS, and doctorate degrees from Iowa State University. Dr. Hurburgh specializes in grain quality and the marketing of value-added grains. He is the author of more than 175 technical and general articles on grain quality and instrumentation statistics.
Dr. Hurburgh manages the ISU Grain Quality Research Laboratory and coordinates the Iowa Grain Quality Initiative, an extension information program created to support the development of value-added grains.
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E-mail Paul Kassel
Paul is an ISU Extension Crop Production Specialist in northwest Iowa. Wintertime activities include educational meetings where he presents information on crop protection and crop production. Summer time activities include farm visits for troubleshooting, field days and applied research.
Paul and his wife Julie have a farming operation south of Spencer. They have three children - Cale and Brant who are seniors in high school and Jill who is in eighth grade. They all help with farming operation, which includes 600 acres of corn, soybeans, and hay.
Paul grew up on a grain and livestock farm near Ayrshire, Iowa. He has BS and MS degrees in agronomy from Iowa State University. |
E-mail Rob Stout
Rob Stout has farmed with his father in their family farming operation near Washington, Iowa since his graduation from Iowa State University in Farm Operations in 1978. He practices no-till farming on their 1000 acre farming operation. He has participated in manure utilization research with ISU and uses the manure from their cattle feedlot and 6000 head hog finishing operation in the crop enterprise. He grows lo-lin and lo-sat soybeans on his farm.
Rob has raised food-grade soybeans, HES corn (for Japanese Beer), white corn, and is always looking at new opportunities in value-added agriculture.
Rob is the vice president of New Alliance Farm Service, and is the president of Wellman Feeder Pig, Inc., a 2400 head sow cooperative.
He is also active as a church trustee, on the Mid-Prairie Music Booster Board, and sings in the Washington Choral Society. Rob and his wife, Jean have six children. |
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