Crushers are earning about $2.50 per bushel, well above the long-term average near $1.38. September crush fell to about 201 million bushels, the lowest since August 2025, due to harvest delays and seasonal maintenance.
Soyoil stocks reached their lowest level in nearly 12 years, while meal prices rallied.
Tight soyoil stocks and strong biofuel and renewable volume demand support soyoil prices, while robust meal demand and high crush margins support soybean meal and soybean values.
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