Zinc and Sulfur Essential for Boosting Soybean Protein in Sustainable Production

Phys.org Biology · · 1 min read · Medical & Life Sciences

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Why This Matters

Soybean is a major source of plant-based protein globally, important for both animal feed and human consumption. Canada's significant role in its sustainable production highlights its economic and nutritional value.

Overview

Soybean serves as a critical element within the global food supply system, constituting approximately two-thirds of the worldwide plant-based protein meal output. This production is utilized for both animal feed and human consumption. Canada maintains a prominent position in the sustainable production of soybeans, annually exporting 70% of its crop. The Canadian soybean crop is identified as one of the country's top three agricultural commodities by value.

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