The CEO of the United Soybean Board says she’s encouraged by the latest soybean crush data. USDA says the August soybean crush was the largest for the month on record, and USB’s Courtney Knupp tells Brownfield, “That means that our entire supply chain is working,” she said. “It has responded to market signals and market […]
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