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Weather in South America, in particular southern Brazil, has brought a little excitement into the soybean market recently.
When looking at the soybean market and prices, basis levels appear to have upended things just as producers are beginning to plant the 2024 so…
Spring is here and Beck's Practical Farm Research (PFR)® team is excited to celebrate our 60th year of providing unbiased agronomic research t…
Wade Webster, NDSU Extension’s new soybean pathology specialist, spoke recently to soybean producers about diseases in the state at the recent…
Following USDA’s release of the March Prospective Planting Report, the soybean market didn’t see much of a reaction as the numbers came in pre…
Editor’s note: The following was written by Mandy D. Bish, University of Missouri assistant professor and Extension plant pathologist, for the…
Unsure how to maximize your soybean harvest? From insights into the ideal planting window, cover crop termination, and the power of planter bo…
In this episode of The Dig, Beck's experts discuss how biologicals can improve the health and ROI of your corn and soybean crops. The video co…
Soybean prices had been sliding steadily since the start of 2024, but in mid- to late March, prices have seen some improvement.
During Episode 37 of The DIG, Aaron and Collin break down the top three most interesting findings about soybeans in PFR in 2023.
Soybeans have been a little flatter lately as far as their movement is concerned, and although there have been some minor rallies, those haven…
Renee Fordyce’s path to becoming president of the Missouri Soybean Association began with a willingness to serve, to say yes when opportunitie…
As it is for corn, the soybean market is watching what’s happening in South America, keeping an eye on the ongoing soybean harvest and the weather.
In the short term, there are two factors that are currently pressuring prices in the global corn market, while a third, longer-term item looms…
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Weakened commodity prices continue to cast a shadow over agriculture as we get closer to spring, and according to Frayne Olson, North Dakota S…
Even though soybean prices have been sliding lower for some time, as have many other grain commodity prices, the slide has not generated as mu…
As the middle of February approached, the sunflower market was watching the ongoing crop insurance price discovery process and also considerin…
Falling prices are no different for corn than it is for most other grain commodities. But, fortunately for corn, demand hasn’t slipped as much.
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With more soybeans needed to fill crush facilities that are coming online for harvest 2024, soybean production is expected to explode in North…
For soybeans, it’s the same type of story as it is for the corn market – headlines and headwinds.
Since the start of 2024, the corn market has been dealing with a set of headlines that have pretty much remained the same – and those, unfortu…