March’s domestic soybean crush numbers were strong. The USDA says 207 million bushels of beans were crushed, rising 17 million from the previous month and 3 million from a year ago as producers tried to meet soybean product demand expectations. Soybean meal and oil stocks were ended March 2025 below the March 2024 levels. Corn […]
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