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Italian feed-market quotations were mixed this week: barley and sorghum were broadly unchanged, while corn and especially soybeans declined; rapeseed meal rose. Imported soybeans fell €11 per tonne to €503.50, while Chicago soybean futures posted a fourth consecutive weekly decline, reaching their lowest level since August amid estimates of record U.S. production above 125 million tonnes.
Record U.S. soybean supply expectations are pressuring soybean prices and may lower costs for feed buyers. Stable barley and sorghum prices offer little change in those ingredient costs.
terraevita.edagricole.itRedazione Terra e VitaNov 9, 2026Not enough comparable past events yet for a historical read.
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