Jeff Magyar

Soybean Farmer

Jeff Magyar and his wife live in Wayne Township in Ashtabula County, Ohio and Farm 3000 acres of food grade soybeans, corn, oats and hay. Magyar Farms has been in operation since 1916.  He also operates a 750,000-bushel grain Elevator and is Ohio’s largest maple syrup producer.  Jeff currently serves on USB, the Soy Nutritional Institute (SNI), Airable Lab Chairman, Ohio Soybean Council, Ohio Soybean Association, Ashtabula County Port Authority, and Ashtabula County Farm Bureau. Jeff spends a lot of time nationally and internationally promoting US Soybeans to buyers and enjoys working with legislators to address farming issues.

As a U.S. farmer, I’m very happy to work with the Japanese Soy Milk Exchange to promote the use of high-quality, sustainably produced, North American soybeans for Japanese soy milk. Through my years of exporting food-grade soybeans to Japan, I understand the JSME’s commitment to wanting the highest quality soybeans.