Weather Sparks Bean Price Jump in November
Prices for soybeans rose about 36 cents per bushel in November driven by weather factors, strong foreign demand, and limited Peruvian fishmeal competition. Iowa State economist Bob Wisner warns prices stay weather sensitive and could rise with more Midwest rain or snow.
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Outlook Sees Bean Prices Lifted by Field Losses Ahead
The bean price outlook hinges on harvest delays as large portions of soybeans stay in fields. Nearly half remain unharvested in Ohio and Indiana, 20 to 50 percent in major southern states, and about 15 percent in Iowa still to be harvested.
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