A look back at a turbulent 2025 for soybeans, corn and wheat

After a year of sharp swings in the ag markets, there’s finally a note of cautious optimism for soybean producers. China has returned—at least partially (and with much proof yet to come)—to the U.S. market, easing some of the pressure created by tariffs and lost export sales. At the same time, growing domestic crush capacity is helping absorb supply. But this rebound comes with conditions, tight timelines, and global competition that could limit how long the momentum lasts. The next few months, especially Brazil’s harvest, will matter more than headlines. Emily Beal with AGWEEK has the full story.

Emily Beal

AGWEEK

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