Latest News From Soybeans

Corn sale to Egypt; soybean sale to China.

Southern crop losses will be partially offset by above-average yields elsewhere.

USDA's explanation of supply and demand adjustments.

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Remains concerned about Argentine corn that is currently being planted.

Says downside risk remains to crop estimates.

Apply the right herbicide at the right time to slam the door on resistant weeds and kick up yield.

Lowers Argentine corn estimate another 2 million metric tons.

In some instances values are higher than in the Midwest.

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See all of the pre-report estimates and predictions for this week’s reports.

Tomorrow we’ll know exactly how these reports will rock the markets. Here are some expert expectations.

Drought in the southern U.S. stopped the soybean disease from migrating north, but farmers shouldn't be complacent.

Rain chances improve for Argentina, but heat dome expected to return.

While not entirely explaining increased yields over the past 15 years, statistical evidence on linear yield trends shows biotechnology could play a role.

The practice of deep-banding fertilizer is growing in popularity; however, this method may be costing growers more than it is worth.

Meteorologist Gail Martell provides her weather insight.

Soybean prices are weak and likely to get even weaker.

Attention turns to Jan. 12 reports, following a quiet round of supply and demand numbers for December.

New traits take oilseeds beyond ordinary.

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Report to be released Friday morning.

Sees record canola production.

Wheat inspections within expectations.

Conditions have turned too eat in Southeast Australia.

Sale already factored into the market.

Beneficial rains boost crop prospects in Argentina.

Meteorologist David Tolleris provides his near-term weather forecast.

Montana grain and cattle producer, Marty Klinker, says the MF Global fallout could be bigger than anyone believes.

Spray only the fields where diseases, insects are present.

AgWeb Harvest Map confirms irregularity in growing season.

December 12 Corn closed .38 ¾ lower for the week with little explanation.

Projects planted corn ares up 2.1 million from 2011.

Soybean production down slightly and cotton production down 2%.

Leaves corn and soybean crop estimates unchanged.

Find out what the big news could be with Wednesday's Crop Production and WASDE reports.

Real and perceived factors have contributed to lower soybean prices since August and to the weakness since mid-October.

Developed to monitor global price trends in key ag markets.

Global weather highlights from meteorologist Gail Martell

Sees corn and soybean yields above USDA's October peg, cotton yield below.

Rains return to southern Brazil and northern Argentina.

As harvest is winding down, it is important to have a plan in place to take advantage of any post-harvest rally conditions.

Hot weather yields tight supply of hot hybrids

Advanced seed systems benefit farmers

Snow storm on Southern High Plains providing beneficial moisture for winter wheat.

Weekly Crop Progress and Condition Report highlights.

Mild, seasonal weather expected first half of the week.

The world’s growing population, tight soybean stocks and concern over the health of the global economy have created vast volatility in the soybean markets.

Gary Leonard talks with Mark Querna, field manager for IMQ LLC in Richland, Minn. The weather has changed, harvest continues and good results continue from F.I.R.S.T. trial fields.