Soybeans were higher on fund and technical buying. Bean oil made new highs on crush margins and crude oil, which spilled over into beans. Near-term weather looks a little drier, which should keep planting moving quickly. There have been some delays due to weather in portions of the region, but nationally, soybean planting is running […]
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