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USDA Corn Outlook: Heat Cuts Yields, Surprise Acres Cloud Rally
A lower U.S. corn yield and stronger exports point to tighter supplies, but 1.39 million unexplained additional acres le...
Nebraska Commodity Groups Pitch Record Soybeans and Drought-Tolerant Sorghum at Husker Harvest Days
Nebraska corn, soybean, wheat and sorghum organizations will use Husker Harvest Days to recruit members, explain checkof...
Scoular to Build Soybean Dehuller at Ohio Facility Amid Plant-Based Demand Surge
Agribusiness Scoular is investing in a dehulling line at its Covington, Ohio, facility, responding to rising global dema...
ADM and Bunge Expand Soybean Crush Capacity as Biofuels Policy Reshapes U.S. Demand
U.S. soybean processors are pouring money into crushing plants, betting on higher renewable fuel mandates. The trend is ...
Brazil's Soy Industry Sells Its Green Credentials as Moratorium Frays
Mato Grosso growers argue their climate record is better than its reputation — but trader exits from the soy moratorium ...
Brazil's Grain Powerhouse Hits a Roadblock: The High Cost of Getting Soybeans to Port
Mato Grosso's soybean farmers pay about $28 more per ton than U.S. and Argentine rivals to ship to China. Rail expansion...
Corn and Soybeans Need Different Storage Strategies, 40 Years of Data Show
A Farm Futures study of post-harvest tactics since 1985 shows soybeans reward on-farm storage far more than corn — and e...
New-Crop Corn, Soybean Export Sales Top 40 Million Bushels as China Buys
USDA data shows strong forward demand for US corn and soybeans, with China and Mexico leading purchases, while old-crop ...
Paraguay-Brazil Trade Hits Historic $3.6B in H1 2026, Bucking Political Tensions
Bilateral commerce between South America's neighbors grew 8% in the first half, powered by soybeans and textiles, even a...
Paraguay’s Record Soy Harvest Overshadowed by Geopolitical Risks and Debt Pressures
Despite surpassing 12 million tonnes, the Paraguayan soy sector faces squeezed margins from volatile prices, rising inpu...
China's US Ag Purchases Slightly Lag, But Year-End Target Remains Within Reach, USDA Says
The USDA says China is running slightly behind its prorated $11.8 billion target for American farm goods, with a Septemb...
Egypt Imports 223,000 Tonnes of Food as Wheat and Soybeans Lead Weekly Arrivals
Wheat and soybean shipments dominated Egypt's food imports in mid-July, with Russia remaining the top supplier. The Nati...