An agreement has not yet been reached between the EU states and Ukraine regarding agricultural imports. However, there are ongoing efforts to establish a mutually satisfactory arrangement in the near […]
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Category: Oil Seeds
Oil Seeds
Stocks of Major Crops in the US Are Lower Than Last Year
According to USDA estimates, as of September 1, wheat stocks in the US were estimated at 48.4 mln tonnes, slightly lower than in the same period in 2022, including 1.6 […]
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Grain Markets Plunge on Higher US Stocks
European Grain Markets On Friday evening, the USDA surprised the grain markets with much larger than expected US wheat production and stocks. The wheat slump in Paris reflects this surprise. […]
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Analysts Increased the Estimate of Rapeseed Harvest in the EU
Analysts of Strategie Grains increased the overall estimate of the EU rapeseed production in 2023/24 MY by 0.6 mln tonnes compared to the previously announced figure – to 19.5 mln […]
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Bulgaria Bans Sunflower Imports From Ukraine for Two Months
The import of sunflower from Ukraine to Bulgaria will be banned until the end of November this year, the country’s Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food Kirill Vatev said […]
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Ukraine’s Sunflower Harvest: Export Restrictions and Geopolitical Tensions Drive Price Volatility
Sunflower Production Poised The burgeoning sunflower production within Ukraine, an Eastern European nation abutting the Russian Federation in the Black Sea region, is poised for a remarkable uptick of 7% […]
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Argentina’s ‘Soy Dollar’ Program Ignites Soybean Sales Boom
Argentina’s ‘Soy Dollar’ Program Resumes The Argentine government has given the green light once again to the ‘Soy Dollar’ initiative, and it’s making waves in the local soybean market. This […]
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Soybean Stocks in China Declined for the Fourth Week in a Row
Stocks of soybeans in China decreased by 5% to 4.6 million tons in the week that ended on September 23, according to data from CNGOIC (China National Grain and Oil […]
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Hemmes’ Passion for Farming Helps Her as a USB Farmer-Leader
Hampton, Iowa’s April Hemmes is in her eighth year as a United Soybean Board – USB farmer-leader. Hemmes is a vocal leader for USB and currently serves as a member […]
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Health and Nutrition Priority Area Works Hard to Better U.S. Soybean Industry
Growing the best possible crop that meets a variety of end-use needs is a top priority for U.S. soybean farmers. Many of those end users rely on the diversity of […]
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