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He was a true pioneer in the days when the soybean was so little known that national production and acreage records were not yet kept. He is generally regarded as the father of the soybean crushing industry. In 1. 98. 1 Staley was the third largest soybean crusher in America. Augustus Eugene Gene Staley was born on 2. February 1. 86. 7 in a log cabin in Randolph County near Julian, North Carolina, on his fathers 2. When he was 6 or 7 years old, his father attended a Methodist conference in North Carolina. A church missionary who had returned from China attended the conference and brought with her roughly a bushel of Chinese soybeans. She told of their great food and commercial value, and gave Genes father a handful. He took them home and repeated the story to his family. The father did not want to be bothered with the new beans, but Gene was interested so he planted them in two rows in the family vegetable garden, weeded them, picked them, and saved the seed for planting the next year. The missionary had said they would be good for the soil young Gene believed this, even if his father did not. According to Dies 1. In the 1. 93. 0s, when Gene Staley recalled his youthful experience with the soybeans, he added, There are still some soybeans in North Carolina parented by that original handful from China which I planted when I was a boy Forrestal 1. Soybean Digest 1. Staley Mfg. Co. 1. Busy with farm work, Gene dropped out of primary school after a few years. At age 1. 4 he successfully sold a wagon load of his fathers produce in the nearest town. Soon he decided he liked selling better than farming, so he left the farm in 1. In 1. 89. 8 he founded his own company, A. E. Staley Manufacturing Company Baltimore, Maryland, and began packaging and selling Cream corn starch. In 1. 90. 6 he incorporated the company in Baltimore. In 1. 90. 9, wanting to manufacture his own corn starch, he bought a plant in Decatur, Illinois. In March 1. 91. 2 the plant started production he was a married man with 5 children, doing well. After a difficult period from 1. Staley had to shut down his plant and almost went bankrupt, he recovered skillfully and soon had built one of the largest corn refining businesses in America. Always eager to explore new vistas, in 1. America, founding the first league. His Decatur Staleys, men that both worked in his plant and played semi pro football, went on to become the famous Chicago Bears. By 1. 91. 6 Staley was concerned that the Midwest was being slowly corned to death by successive plantings of corn. As he watched corn yields drop, he realized recalling his childhood experiences that soybeans might be just the crop needed to rebuild the land through crop rotation. At the same time, Staley had been watching how the growing of soybeans had been spreading westward from the Carolinas into Illinois and other Corn Belt states. He realized that if a soybean processing plant were established in Illinois it could serve as a market for these soybeans, provide a supply of locally produced oil and meal, and help America become less dependent on oils from East Asia. Staleys further investigations at the University of Illinois and other research centers firmly convinced him that the soybean was a crop with great potential, and moreover one that could help his company achieve growth and profit through corporate diversification. He also felt that the soybeans great potential had been overlooked. It needed someone to champion its cause in America. A true missionary at heart, Gene Staley decided to become that person. His trusted sixth sense told him he was on the right track. The immediate problem, however, was to find a way to build up local soybean production to the scale that could support a commercial processing plant. So from 1. 91. 6 1. Staley had many representatives of his company travel throughout the Midwest they passed out leaflets to farmers, extolled the virtues of the soybean, and encouraged farmers to try growing soybeans in rotation with corn Staley 1. In 1. 92. 0 to prove that he was serious about getting into soybean processing, Staley ordered two Anderson expellers. Then in June 1. 92. The A. E. Staley Manufacturing Company announces that in response to the general and urgent desire on the part of the farmers of central Illinois, it has been decided to install a soybean plant in conjunction with the Decatur starch and glucose manufactory. A satisfactory building is now in readiness. Several expellers have been purchased and delivered. New York State Employment Agency License Illinois. Bean dryers are under construction. Storage for 1. 50,0. The plant is planned so that large increases in capacity may be had without expensive changes. The first unit will have a capacity of about 8. It will be finished in ample time for the 1. Forrestal 1. 98. 2. At about the time of this announcement, Gene Staley made a prediction, which would later come true The day will come when our plant will produce more soybeans than corn. On 3. September 1. Staleys new soybean crushing plant went into operation. His first actual purchase of beans occurred on September 2. Andrews Grain Company of Walker, Illinois 1,5. Subsequently 5,6. However after operating for only 1. Later more beans were found, but the new mill was in operation for a total of only 7. When the 1. 92. 4 season approached beans were rather plentiful, but at 1. Although soybean production and acreage in Illinois were now growing rapidly, times were still hard. A letter written by Gene Staley in May, 1. West Virginia, said, in part The result of our experience in the soybean industry so far has been both unprofitable and discouraging, but it is our intention to leave the machinery in our plant for another year. If the operations are not profitable, well dismantle the plant and discontinue the soybean business altogether. Fortunately 1. The company bought almost 7. This increased to 8 months in 1. Staley continued to buy all the soybeans that farmers brought him.