Overview of the sunflower market in Ukraine Before the conflict, Ukraine occupied first place in the production and processing of sunflower seeds (November 21). The closing of the marketing year […]
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Category: Soybeans
Soybeans
Double Cropping Beneficial to Farmers
The utilization and adoption of double cropping continue to gain acceptance as a production practice among U.S. farmers. A Michigan State University study concluded that double cropping, and large-scale production […]
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Passion for Soy Industry Runs Deep: Remembering ‘No-Till Tom’
The soy checkoff is filled with dedicated farmer-leaders who strive for success, with U.S. soybean farmers as their No. 1 priority. Each director and staff member plays an integral role […]
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Purdue University Study Shows Soybean Oil for Biofuels Has Limited Impact on Overall Food Prices
ST. LOUIS (Dec. 20, 2022) — Whether buying Christmas presents, purchasing a new car or shopping for food, everyone’s feeling the pinch of inflation. Grocery prices have increased 21% (from […]
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Rainfall Deficit in Argentina Holding Back Soybean Planting
The pace of the soybean planting campaign in Argentina is much slower than last year. As of December 14, fieldwork took place on an area of 50.8% of the plan […]
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China Is the Biggest Buyer of Brazilian Soybeans
Beijing: China imported 52.464 million tons of soybeans from Brazil from January to November 2022,13 percent below the 60.476 million tons in 2021, according to data from the Foreign Trade […]
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Brazilian Soybean Exports to Decline in December
About 1.8 million tons of soybeans can be sold to foreign markets by Brazilian traders in December 2022. Analysts of the National Association of Grain Exporters Anec made this forecast. […]
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USDA Lowered the Estimate of World Oilseed Production
About 644.4 million tons of oilseeds can be produced in the world by the end of the 2022/23 season. This forecast was published by analysts of the US Department of […]
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Drought in Argentina Could Lead To Forage Shortages
Argentina is suffering from the effects of a prolonged drought caused by the La Niña climate event, which has reduced rainfall in the country’s key production regions. Dry conditions are […]
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Soy Innovation Challenge Deadline Extended to December 20
ST. LOUIS (Dec. 12, 2022) — The Yield Lab Institute (YLI) and United Soybean Board (USB) are extending the application deadline to Dec. 20, 2022, for the Soy Innovation […]
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