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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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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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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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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U.S. farmers can thresh in the season-2023/24 about 113.6 million tons of soybeans – this is 2.8 million tons below the final result of the previous MY. In particular, it […]
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Brazil significantly increases exports of corn and soybeans. About 72.2 million tons of soybeans have already been exported by the country since the beginning of the season-2022/23 which is 24% […]
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Amidst the pressures faced by soybeans in India, there’s a glimmer of hope as soybeans’ futures price strengthens in the international market. Not just soybean, but the cost of soybean […]
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Analysts of Strategie Grains lowered the forecast of oilseeds harvest in the EU in 2023/24 MY due to the long-term unfavorable dry weather conditions, which negatively affect the yield. In […]
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On the CBoT, soybeans fell sharply, with the expiring August term 23, in particular, losing ground by 45.25 ct. The subsequent September contract lost 20.50 ct to 1,433 ct/bu (0.47 […]
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Brazil could export a record 99 million tonnes of soybeans to foreign markets in 2024, 4% higher than the 95 million tonnes expected this year according to the forecast released […]
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In Chicago yesterday, the oilseeds gave way. Soybean oil seems to be the driving force at the moment and gave way yesterday after markups in the first half of the […]
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