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The article discusses increase in the trading of soybean in the U.S. resulted from intensified crop yield as of October 2014 due to favorable weather conditions in South America. It mentions execution methods of business and market strategy for crop yield, export and reduction of risk factors in soybean market.

The article discusses the move of the Chinese in purchasing soybeans from the U.S. after realizing that the South American market could not fulfill their orders in a timely fashion. It mentions the effects of rationing demand on soybean prices. It discusses how the Brazilians are convincing the Chinese to make soybean purchases from South America. It provides an update on soy prices and soy production records.

The article presents an update on South American soybean production as of December 2013, including U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) estimate of total Argentine and Brazilian soy production and yield per acre.