date:Jan 25, 2013
Prices for soybeans and other key crops fell Wednesday following predictions of more rain in South America.
More rain is predicted in the next week to ten days for parts of South America after a hot, dry start to the year, said Brandon Marshall, a commodity adviser with Northstar Commodity in Minneapolis. Brazil and Argentina are major soybean producers. When the weather is favorable to crops, crop prices go down because analysts expect supplies to go up.
Soybeans for March delivery fell 1 per