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//Market ReportWhen the Going Gets Tough
The beginning of May saw the soybean market rally roughly $1 in 5 trading sessions. The calendar indicated that planting should have been progressing across the Corn Belt but there were areas that had not made any progress at
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//Market ReportBack to the Drawing Board
At the end of March, the USDA gave us a curveball in regards to soybean planted acres that sent producers ‘back to the drawing board’ when it comes to bean prices. The USDA’s planting intentions survey pegged U.S. soybean planted acres at 86.5 million acres. This was in line with the pre-report estimate, but roughly 3 million acres higher than last year’s number.
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//ExportWeed Control In Soybeans: Why and When Do Farmers Spray?
Controlling weeds in a soybean crop is an important step to achieving high yields and preserving quality. Heavy weed populations can compete with the soybean crop for sunlight, soil nutrients, and water which can result in co
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//Market ReportHope Springs Eternal
Following a fairly ugly month of February, the bean market made a solid move higher during the month of March. This move has given hope to many producers across North America. But what caused it, and will it be eternal?
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//Market ReportDeath by a Thousand Paper Cuts
The soybean market truly felt like ‘death by a thousand paper cuts’ this month. So far in February the SH contract has not managed to string together more than two days in a row closing higher and has lost over 65 cents so fa
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//Media AdvisoryUpdate at Sandy Row Soybean Processing Facility
Early in the morning on February 22nd, the Sevita International soybean processing facility located near Inkerman, Ontario suffered a significant fire. We are pleased to report that no one was injured as a result of the fire
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