Rumours, reports, & biofuel policy pressuring soybean markets

Agronomic news
June 13, 2025

Source: RealAgriculture.com

Traders who were expecting fireworks from the June USDA report were met instead with what Susan Stroud called a “ho-hum” release. Stroud, founder and CEO of NoBullAg based at St. Louis, Missouri, joined RealAg Radio’s host Shaun Haney to break down the report’s limited impact and explain why biofuel policy, not supply numbers, has markets on edge.

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