
Biggest Surprise in USDA Acreage Report Was Planted Soybean Acres Number
Posted by Alan Brugler , DTN Contributing AnalystThe biggest surprise in the Thursday, June 30, USDA reports was clearly the planted soybean acres number.
The biggest surprise in the Thursday, June 30, USDA reports was clearly the planted soybean acres number.
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