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//Market ReportOn the Move Again
Where we’ve been- Since harvest, soybeans have seen their share of ups and downs in the market. From the tariff war getting resolved in November, to the surprises in the January stocks report – soybeans had been stuck in a trading range for several months even if it was a large range.
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//Market ReportRockets Away
Since the writing of the comments in January the front-month bean contract has rallied nearly a dollar. As we mentioned in last month’s comments the tides seemed to have turned in the month of January as we saw China finally beginning to full fill some of their purchase agreements and shipments of beans begin to occur. Additionally, we saw the January supply/demand report from the USDA. As those tides turned we also so more conversations between U.S. President Trump and
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//Market ReportTurning of the Tide?
Following the price decline in December, the soybean market seemed to find some footing through the flip of the calendar. New reports that China was beginning to auction off state reserves – this would make room for China’s new soybean purchases from the U.S. and in the market’s eyes ‘new demand.’ Using the quotations is intentional because as we know, the USDA had already plugged in China demand into the balance sheet. And with their nonexistent purchases in the first half of the marketing year
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//Market ReportBuy the Rumour, Sell the Fact
Last month’s comments started out talking about a significant gap on the January bean chart that occurred at the end of October and set the market up for a rally throughout the month of November. That rally was largely due to the belief that China would be buying ‘significant’ amounts of U.S. soybeans. This belief was fueled by numerous meetings and ‘anno
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//AgronomyEvaluating our Soybean Varieties
During the winter months, Sevita's agronomy and in-field specialists evaluate the soybean varieties that we offer to our growers. By continuously evaluating and improving our lineup, we can offer the best products to our local growers and meet our export demands.
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//Media AdvisorySevita Genetics Participates in 4.3 Million Dollar Initiative to Improve Food-Grade Soybean Varieties for Canadian Farmers
Sevita Genetics, the soybean breeding division of Sevita International, is pleased to announce their participation in a $4.3 million dollar initiative to continue their work in improving performance of food-grade (non-GMO) soybeans for Canadian growers and creating value for end users around the world.
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