As expected, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) didn’t make many, if any, adjustments to its numbers for soybeans and sunflower in terms of production or usage for 2024 in its latest report in mid-December. That is likely to change in the coming year, however, with both production and usage expected to be less.
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