trade

USDA Data Shows Historically Strong Crush Despite Minor Slowdown

Ag News, Biofuels News / By

U.S. soybean processors eased off October’s record-setting pace in November, but crushing activity remained historically strong, while soybean oil inventories climbed to their highest level in roughly a year and a half, according to the latest data from the U.S. Department of Agriculture. National soybean crush volumes totaled more than 6.615 million metric tons in November,

USDA Data Shows Historically Strong Crush Despite Minor Slowdown Read More »

Bunge 1st to Certify Soybeans with Low Impact for Production of SAF

Ag News, Biofuels News / By

Bunge’s Brazilian operation announced in December that it had become the first company to achieve certification for soybeans used in sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production under the international ISCC CORSIA Plus protocol, which is recognized by the International Civil Aviation Organization. The certification was awarded to Bunge’s facility in Rondonópolis, located in Mato Grosso, following an audit conducted by SCS Global

Bunge 1st to Certify Soybeans with Low Impact for Production of SAF Read More »

Treasury Must Seize Chance to Open Markets for America’s Farmers

Ag News, Biofuels News / By

American corn and soybean producers are facing serious financial pressure. Trade policies under President Trump have driven up fertilizer and other input costs while simultaneously weighing down commodity prices. Compounding the problem, export markets may be slow to rebound as key trading partners, including China, increasingly source crops from Brazil instead of the United States.

Treasury Must Seize Chance to Open Markets for America’s Farmers Read More »

The State of Soy: Facing Uncertainty, Poised for Growth

Ag News / By

After what many in the industry describe as one of the most difficult years in memory, the soybean supply chain is looking to proposed federal biofuel policies as a potential turning point. For biofuel producers, prolonged uncertainty surrounding final regulatory rules—combined with another year of underwhelming volume targets under the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS)—pushed many

The State of Soy: Facing Uncertainty, Poised for Growth Read More »

Soybean Farmers Look To Sell More Product To Domestic Renewable Fuel Producers

Biofuels News / By

Some farmers are saying the market for their soybeans remains unstable because of the ongoing trade negotiations. One sign of their anxiety is that they are renting a record amount of storage space for their soybeans, hoping to weather out the current crisis, according to the president of the Wisconsin Farmers Union. “I’m hoping that

Soybean Farmers Look To Sell More Product To Domestic Renewable Fuel Producers Read More »

Weathering Uncertainty: StoneX Talks Markets, Biofuels And The Road Ahead With Iowa Soybean

Ag News, Biofuels News / By

If there’s anything certain in today’s farm economy, it’s uncertainty. From government shutdowns to evolving trade patterns and delays in renewable fuel policy, agricultural markets are confronting a steady stream of challenges. In a recent sit-down between the Iowa Soybean Association and Jake Moline and Cooper Carlson of StoneX, three themes dominated the conversation: input

Weathering Uncertainty: StoneX Talks Markets, Biofuels And The Road Ahead With Iowa Soybean Read More »

Scroll to Top