New crop soybean export sales were solid during the week ending June 18th. The USDA says those new crop soybean sales were led by unknown destinations and China, signs that Beijing might be ramping up purchases of U.S. beans, even as Brazil maintains a hold over the global market due to price. Old crop soybeans, […]
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