Animal Nutrition

Illinois Farmer Sees U.S. Soy Utilization in Philippines

John Longley|May 9, 2019

Illinois farmer John Longley provides an overview of U.S. Soy use in the Philippines. During his March 2019 visit, he toured feed mills, a soymilk…

Animal Nutrition

Poultry Nutritionist Trusts U.S. Soy Protein Quality

Craig Coon|May 2, 2019

Craig Coon, a poultry nutritionist at Arkansas University, says the U.S. Soy formula is just right for the chickens we eat. He says the genetics…

Exports

Container Shipping Can Help Diversify International Sales of U.S. Soybeans

Eric Woodie|Apr 27, 2019

The soybean industry has been a vital engine of the American economy for years. One measure of its economic contribution is in global trade: soybeans…

Exports

Expanding Global Soybean Markets

Katie Johnson|Apr 25, 2019

Cruise ships, ocean liners, barges and cargo ships pass through a bustling Panama Canal in early February. Where the rest of the world keeps turning,…

Exports

China Tariffs Altering Internal Trade Flows

Alan Barrett|Apr 18, 2019

For most products, logistics begin at the factory and end at the retail store or warehouse. For transportation, this creates a ratable service because the…

Exports

Indonesia Attaché Office Sees Larger Soy Imports Feeding Growing Domestic Consumption

Rob Hatchett|Apr 9, 2019

Indonesia’s U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) attaché office in Jakarta issued its Oilseeds and Products Update January 2019 in mid-February. In the report, the office…

Exports

Global Soybean Supplies Seen Lower as Brazilian Crop Ideas Shrink

Rob Hatchett|Mar 31, 2019

In its February World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE) report, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) trimmed its estimate of current global soybean supplies…

Exports

Brazil’s Soy Crop May Shrink, Slowing Exports

Rob Hatchett|Mar 14, 2019

Brazil’s attaché office issued its latest Oilseeds and Products Update in late January. In the report, the post noted that Brazilian farmers were estimated to…

Exports

Heavy Rains Close Key Brazilian Soybean Corridor

Rob Hatchett|Mar 8, 2019

Heavy rains in February have resulted in the temporary shutdown of Brazil’s largest roadway – BR-163 – that has prevented shippers from moving soybeans from…

Exports

February WASDE Mostly In-line with Expectations

Rob Hatchett|Feb 23, 2019

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) resumed its monthly schedule of World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE) on Friday. The report was the agency’s…