New Britain falls prey to 'freakish' rains
Shares in the palm oil group fall after it unveils a halving in profits, sapped by the impact of rains which rival Sipef termed "freakish"
US soybean supplies pegged at tightest in 47 years
US officials, in opening estimates for 2012-13, forecast a steeper-than-expected drop in soybean supplies, limiting a rebuild in world oilseed stocks
Wilmar dents hopes for China crush margin revival
Shares in Asia's top farm commodities trader plunge to a three-year low after it reports losses in oilseed processing, and forecasts further strug
US growers keep up rapid sowings, despite rains
Rainfall slowed US spring sowings, but by less than investors had expected. The rapid pace of corn seedings frees farmers to get ahead on soybeans too
US farmers 'ditch plans to cut soybean sowings'
US soybean acreage will rise after all this year, as high prices encourage farmers to switch from corn and plant as a follow-on crop after wheat