U.S. soybean export sales fell to a marketing year low during the week ending February 5th. The USDA says that week-to-week drop in soybean export sales occurred after a significant cancelation by unknown destinations. Export demand in general for soybeans this marketing year has been slow because of trade tensions with China and relatively high […]
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