Soybeans were mixed with nearby contracts up and deferred months down. The USDA’s national condition rating held steady and development weather looks mostly favorable. There are some areas of concern, but at least broadly, the crop is in good shape in late June. The USDA will update planted area on the 30th, along with quarterly […]
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