What is current price for soybeans?

Answer 1

Soybeans are a global "commodity" market item.

You can find the daily price per bushel or tonne on the site linked below.

On August 26, 2012, soybeans are priced at $18.22 per bushel (60 pounds), or $669.28 per tonne, an increase of $228 per tonne since the beginning of the year.

For retail prices, for instance if you make your own soy milk, check with local retailers.

Answer 2

Price per pound depends on your local retailer, the period, the type of soybeans and the currency.

You can follow the soybeans commodity price on the site linked below.

Divide the price per tonne by 2,204.62 (which is the number of pounds in a tonne) to get a price in dollars per pound, usually between 10 and 40 cents in the recent past.

It's 30 cents per pound on August 26, 2012.

Answer 3

For the past years, the November crop did not impact the price of soybeans, which could have gone lower or higher compared to the previous months before the harvest.

This is because the yield is already known, or rather estimated in advance, and the crop will be stored and processed during the whole upcoming year anyway, but more importantly in the recent years, soybeans are traded as a global commodity market, with all the wild fluctuations it encompasses.

Answer 4

You need to check with your local coop, as it depends on your country, currency, weight of a bag, food grade or animal feed quality or seeds, etc.

Answer 5

The US prices will be listed in cents per bushel.

A quote on April 23, 2011 was 1382.50 or just under $14 a bushel.

Answer 6

Depends on the month you are selling. Could be from $9.00 to $10.50 per bu. In years pass I remember $5.00 to $6.00 per bu.

Answer 7

The Chicago Board of Trade cash price for soybeans for the month of June ranged from a low of $9.20 per bushel to a high of $9.70.

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