Farmers in Brazil can harvest a record 157 million tons of soybeans at the end of the season-2022/23. This forecast was released by analysts of the Association of vegetable oil […]
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Category: Soybeans
Soybeans
China May Import 100 Million Tons of Soybeans
China may import a record 100 million tons of soybeans in the period from October 2022 to September 2023, according to the forecast of analysts at the U.S. Department of […]
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USDA Expects Less Soybean Production in US
The USDA’s August balance sheet changes were mostly focused on the US but were in line with analysts’ earlier estimates, so prices reacted to the new report by falling as […]
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The Future of Dairy Farming: How Soybeans and Robots Are Reshaping the Industry
Automation helps with our daily lives, whether it’s the coffee maker that starts your morning ritual or the robot that helps put milk on the table. Farmer-directors recently toured Oakfield […]
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EU Significantly Cuts Oilseed Imports
In the period from July 1 to August 6 this year, the EU countries imported more than 1.3 million tons of major oilseeds, which is 44% lower than the level […]
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Soy Checkoff: July 2023 Markets with Mac
Soy Checkoff: This month brings Mac Marshall, USB vice president of market intelligence, to a dairy farm in Batavia, New York. Why? Dairy cattle account for about 14% of total […]
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Brazil to Reduce Soybean Exports, Increase Corn Exports
Brazil may sell about 8.8 million tonnes of soybeans to foreign markets in August according to the forecast which released by specialists of the Association of Grain Exporters Anec. They […]
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Soy-Based Feeds for Fish – African Aqua Entrepreneurs Catch Protein Demand
See the results of the United Soybean Board’s support of ASA/WISHH’s aquaculture internship program in sub-Saharan Africa, where fish feast on soy-based feeds. [embedded content] The United Soybean Board’s support […]
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Brazil Sails Ahead: Soybean Export Dynamics Shift with China’s Embrace
The global soybean stage witnesses an influence between China, the consumer, and the production powerhouses Brazil and the US. Yet, recent years have seen an intriguing change: Brazil’s arms are […]
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Sharp Declines in Soybean and Canola as Weather Conditions Improve in the US
Last week’s heavy rains in the major soybean growing regions of the US and the Canadian Prairies led to sharp declines in Chicago soybean quotations and canola prices. Crop condition […]
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