Haven't heard of that one. What traits make it interesting?

I don't know whether it is a variety name or a trade name, https://www.amazon.com/Laura-Soybeans-SoyaJoy-Crop-Non-gmo/dp/B00C3FWXIC supposed to developed especially for making soy milk

Looks to be a brand name. They advertise that their soybeans are non-GM & new crop, so unless they are treated, it should be possible to grow them... good catch, Farmerdill. Their 'foil packaging' is oddly transparent, though. ;-)

Thanks for the input, Zeedman and Farmerdill. I'm also betting it's a trade name. Was hoping that someone on the forum would have some and be willing to share a few seeds. Will do more research.

It is a field soybean as opposed to vegetable soybean (edamame). Probably need to find a farmer who sells soybeans to a soy milk processor. Most soy milk types seem to be imported tho.

If you do not wish to purchase the Laura soybeans, Maple Arrow may be a good substitute. It is a Canadian variety, so hopefully you can find a source without dealing with Customs. One I no longer have, unfortunately.

There are not many soybean collectors here; I'd love to PM & compare notes.