Recent warm, dry weather has benefited both corn and soybeans in Iowa, which seem to be progressing well with only a few potential problems, according to a scouting report released this week by the Iowa Soybean Association. Keep in mind that both scouting and an economic analysis, using current insecticide and soybean market prices, are necessary to determine whether chemical control will pay. For soybeans, one of the fields being scouted was still not planted when the consultants filed...

Traders say it was not the report that drove beans higher but the revised 6 to 10 day forecast that put dry weather and above average temperatures into the eastern corn belt. Talk that China has cancelled palm oil contracts and US analysts and traders could not confirm the rumors but noted a sharp decline in palm exports that weighed on the Malaysian market and on soybean oil as well. The Market did not open as strong as expected and the trading range for the day was established in the...

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Of the two ways to make soy sauce, either by fermenting whole soybeans or hydrolyzed soy protein, Kikkoman stands out by making their product organically, Mogi said. Mogi said over the past 50 years Kikkoman has grown into one of the top food products brought into this country. The copyright laws prohibit any copying, redistributing, retransmitting, or repurposing of any copyright protected material. Post your comments on our moderated response board. SAN FRANCISCO Soy sauce giant Kikkoman...

Corn and soybeans are among the top five most-subsidized crops, but this doesn t mean we re all eating inexpensive tofu, edamame or even corn-on-the-cob. It didn t rival the gardens grown by my grandmothers who managed to tend the Earth in such a manner as to grow enough food to sustain a family. THE GOVERNMENT shells out the big bucks to subsidize just a handful of crops, mostly wheat, cotton, corn, soybeans and rice, according to the Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank....