Soybeans charged higher on Wednesday and are now higher for the week helped by strong gains in soybean meal, which set contact highs in the two lead months.
The gains in soybeans helped pull corn and winter wheat higher. Spring wheat was a fraction lower at midday.

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Soybeans charged higher on Wednesday and are now higher for the week. (Photo: lukas_zb/Thinkstock)

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