The crush margin moved higher, jumping 9% to $2.25 on stronger meal values and a lower cost for soybeans. The value received from oil and meal sales, per bushel of soybeans crushed, increased by 14 cents per bushel, while the price of soybeans fell 5 cents per bushel. This allowed the estimated margin to increase by 19 cents per bushel, or 8.89%.
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02.27.2025
CWG prices fall; broader animal fats markets steady
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Bloodmeal prices jump on limited spot supply
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Strong demand in a tight spot supply market...
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