The USDA is projecting a year-to-year increase in domestic soybean acres and a cut for corn. Planted area for beans is seen at 84.7 million acres, 4% more than 2025, but below the average pre-report estimate and what the USDA was expecting in February. Corn planted area is pegged at 95.338 million acres, 3% below […]
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