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  • 2025 walnut grape seed soybean coconut meat dl zyj05b oil press in Sri Lanka
  • 2025 walnut grape seed soybean coconut meat dl zyj05b oil press in Sri Lanka
  • 2025 walnut grape seed soybean coconut meat dl zyj05b oil press in Sri Lanka
  • What is the oil crops outlook 2025 ?
  • Check out the latest releases in this series. The Oil Crops Outlook: January 2025 analyzes the major changes and events in the world market for oilseeds and oilseed products. This month’s report includes a special article: U.S. soybean meal exports rise to a record high.
  • What is the soybean yield forecast for 2025 /26?
  • Assuming normal weather conditions this year, the soybean yield is forecast 1.8 bushels per acre higher to 52.5 bushels for 2025 /26. Higher yield is mostly offset by lower planted acreage, down 3.1 million acres to 84.0 million, resulting in a slight increase to production.
  • Will soybean oil be price competitive in 2025 ?
  • USDA assumes policy in place, meaning that the EPA renewable volume obligation for 2025 will continue at the same level for 2026. Along with initial guidance under the Clean Fuels Production Credit (45z), soybean oil is expected to remain price competitive compared to imported canola oil from Canada.
  • How much wheat will be produced in 2024?
  • U.S. wheat production is projected 2 percent below 2024/25 at 1,926 million bushels on a slight reduction in harvested area and a lower yield. The NASS Winter Wheat and Canola Seedings report estimated winter wheat seeded area at 34.1 million acres, up 2 percent from 2024.
  • Will soybean supplies rise in 2025 /26?
  • U.S. soybean supplies are expected to rise less than 1 percent in 2025 /26 on higher beginning stocks and a relatively small increase to production. Last year, drier-than-normal weather dominated the Midwest from late summer into autumn. However, drought conditions developed late enough in the season to not significantly impact yield prospects.
  • What is the future of soybean meal & oil?
  • This will add to global oilseed meal and oil supplies. Soybean crush in the United States is expected to increase 65 million bushels to 2.48 billion. Domestic soybean meal consumption is expected to grow 2 percent, driven by price competitiveness vis-à-vis other feed ingredients and increased pork and poultry production.