DPA Auctions teams with Missouri Soybean Association

By AI, Created 5:15 PM UTC, May 22, 2026, /AGP/ – DPA Auctions has partnered with the Missouri Soybean Association to give Missouri soybean farmers member discounts, real-time equipment valuations, and access to its national buyer network. The deal is aimed at helping family farms turn equipment into working capital faster and make more informed equipment decisions.

Why it matters: - Missouri soybean farmers now have a new channel for equipment sales, pricing insight, and member perks through a partnership between DPA Auctions and the Missouri Soybean Association. - The arrangement is aimed at helping producers turn equipment into working capital more quickly and with more price transparency. - Missouri is home to thousands of soybean farms, many of them family-owned and multi-generational, so equipment decisions can have an outsized impact on cash flow.

What happened: - DPA Auctions announced a strategic partnership with the Missouri Soybean Association on May 26, 2026. - The partnership expands access for MSA members and the broader Missouri farming community to DPA’s buyer network, equipment portfolio valuations, and technology-enabled auction services. - The offer includes member discounts, real-time equipment valuations, and access to a national buyer base built over more than 50 years.

The details: - DPA Auctions is a nationwide online auction company focused on agricultural, construction, and transportation equipment. - DPA says it has more than 50 years of auction experience and uses advanced digital marketing and real-time professional valuations. - The Missouri Soybean Association, founded in 1966, represents Missouri soybean farmers and works on legislative advocacy, public policy, and education. - MSA serves farmers in Jefferson City and Washington, D.C., and says its mission is to improve profitability and protect farmers’ freedom to operate. - Samantha Turner said the partnership gives Missouri soybean farmers access to trusted expertise and a national buyer network that can support decisions for current operations and the next generation. - Justin Scheel said the partnership fits DPA’s focus on transparent pricing, real buyers, and support for family farming. - DPA Auctions is American owned and family operated. - The company says the service helps equipment sell faster and more profitably through a seamless, full-service approach. - More information is available on the company’s website: the company’s announcement. - More information is available on the association’s website: Missouri Soybean Association. - Scheel’s LinkedIn profile is available here: Justin Scheel on LinkedIn.

Between the lines: - The partnership gives DPA a direct line to a concentrated farm audience with recurring equipment needs. - For MSA, the deal adds a practical business benefit for members beyond advocacy and policy work. - The emphasis on transparency and real buyers reflects a market where farmers want faster execution and fewer pricing unknowns.

What’s next: - Missouri soybean farmers and MSA members can begin using the partnership’s discounts, valuation tools, and auction access. - DPA and MSA are likely to use the agreement to deepen engagement with Missouri’s farm community over time. - The long-term test will be whether the partnership improves sale outcomes and lowers friction for farmers trading equipment.