Soybeans were lower on speculative and technical selling. Near-term forecasts for most of the region look mild, but some areas do need rain to ensure the full success of the crop. The USDA’s national condition rating remains above a year ago and while that’s not a 1:1 guarantee for crop size, the trade seems to […]
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