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Soybean Surge: Midwest Harvest Progress, Brazil's Dryness Drive Prices

Soybean Surge: Midwest Harvest Progress, Brazil's Dryness Drive Prices

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This is your Daily Soybeans Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark podcast.

Welcome back to Daily Soybeans Price Tracker. I am Vanessa Clark, here with your essential update on the soybean market for Wednesday, October twenty-second, twenty twenty-five.

Let’s start with the most important number on everyone’s mind: today, November soybean futures on the Chicago Board of Trade are trading at around ten dollars and thirty-four cents per bushel. That is up just over three cents from the previous session, as reported by Total Farm Marketing. National average cash prices have also nudged slightly higher, now sitting at about nine dollars and sixty-two cents per bushel, according to Cooperative Farmers Elevator.

So, what is fueling this mild rebound in soybean prices? Several factors are at play this week. The US soybean harvest is making steady progress—current estimates put it around seventy-three to seventy-five percent complete. That is just ahead of the five-year average, but still lagging last year’s record pace, in part due to patchy and sometimes wet weather across the Midwest. According to Advance Trading, the short-term forecast suggests lighter rain this week for the northern states, but a wetter pattern could develop as we move into next week, which may affect the final push of harvest.

Big picture, this is a season marked by global uncertainty. South America, especially Brazil, remains a key player. While Brazilian soybean planting is underway, recent rains have been less than ideal, leaving many areas in need of more moisture for strong crop development. Continued dryness could be a supportive factor for US soybean prices if Brazil’s crop potential gets trimmed.

Another major theme is the ongoing uncertainty surrounding trade policy and global demand. As reported by multiple sources, traders are watching closely for any developments from Washington, especially hints at trade meetings or proposed new tariffs on Chinese goods. This unpredictability keeps markets on edge and can sway price direction day to day.

For practical tips, if you are a producer, now is a critical time to review your risk management strategy. With crop insurance price discovery wrapping up soon and volatility in both weather and trade policy, consider locking in a portion of your crop if prices align with your goals. For buyers or anyone following the market for future purchasing, keep a close eye on export pace and South American planting progress, as both will drive prices in the coming months.

That is your Daily Soybeans Price Tracker for today. I am Vanessa Clark, and I hope you are feeling a little more informed and ready to make the best decisions for your operation, or just follow along as this fascinating market continues to change.

Thanks so much for tuning in—be sure to subscribe and join me again next time for your next update on all things soybeans. Take care and happy trading!

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