Soybeans were higher on short covering and technical buying, rallying after a lower start to the session. Most forecasts have some scattered rain late this week, but outlooks into mid-month are generally dry. While the USDA and many private firms are projecting a record yield this year, those conditions could trim the numbers at least […]
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