That's a critical period of time to produce our summer crops. The dry weather will keep down seed size. Temperature was kind of a friend this year. What growers get paid for their crop won't be bad. And some growers captured some of the good prices before a slip in July and August.
Demand is up too.
Probably the biggest growth is in non-food uses, such things as new adhesives in the wood products industry. Soy crayons are another example of good work being done in that area. Copyright 2001 Arkansas Soybean Promotion Board. All rights reserved.