Too Wet, Too Dry.

The article reports on the reduction of soybean yield due to wet planting season and unfavorable summer weather in the U.S. It mentions that wheat yield has reduced as much as 17 million bulk because the spring was too wet for planting and summer has been to dry for growth. It notes that soymeal will be used as protein feed for poultry and livestock while high protein of soybean can be used in the manufacture of the alkyd resins for paints, varnishes, and other industrial use.