date:Feb 19, 2014
outh America. Mr. Meyers said Brazil may be able to overcome some of the logistical problems at its ports that have slowed down shipments in the past, and they are likely to be able to export more soybeans this spring and summer when the new U.S. crop is planted.
Overall demand from China almost guarantees that the United States will emerge from the current crop year with the minimal carryover of 150 million bus reported in the most recent WASDE, Mr. Meyers said, which keeps domestic soybean pr