US soy group proves biggest winner in USDA funding round
What will the USDA goal to cultivate increased demand for US agricultural exports in markets globally mean for commodities like soy?
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What will the USDA goal to cultivate increased demand for US agricultural exports in markets globally mean for commodities like soy?
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Processing soybeans creates four tons of soymeal—widely used in animal feed—for every one ton of oil.
The US soybean processing industry is grappling with a myriad of challenges, including plummeting prices, labor shortages, and regulatory complexities, warns an industry consultant.