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It's not even close. Soybean oil is like 4-5x the consumption volume as canola. Which makes sense if you've ever seen rural Midwest. So much soybean, everywh
by dmoy 5y ago
It's not even close. Soybean oil is like 4-5x the consumption volume as canola.
Which makes sense if you've ever seen rural Midwest. So much soybean, everywhere.
- dmoy 5y agofor more context - soybean is used to stuff nitrogen back into the soil, for the real cash crop (corn, etc). So what you'll see is fields rotate between corn & soybean, or corn, corn, & soybean. The US produces about 4 billion bushels of both corn and soybeans per year.