Soybeans were lower on fund and technical selling. Development conditions generally look favorable, even if there are crop rating concerns in some states. Despite those concerns, a number of analysts seem to be set on maintaining large if not record yield projections, at least for now. Domestic crush demand is solid, canceling out some of […]
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