Strong domestic processing demand continues to support soybean prices. University of Minnesota Extension grain market economist Ed Usset calls the crushing pace “unbelievable.” “I look at the crushing margins and they’ve been fantastic for a couple of years now, they continue to be fantastic even as new capacity has opened up over the last year. […]
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