An Agrinews report noted an increased supply of corn and soybeans due to better crop production in 2023 by U.S. farmers. This could potentially put an even heavier lid on rising corn and soybean prices as 2024 is underway. “We had 95 million acres planted with a 175-bushel yield number that resulted in 15 billion [...] The post Decent U.S. Crop Production Puts Pressure on Corn, Soybeans Prices appeared first on ETF Trends .