The golden crop soybean it value chain and exchange based price risk management and hedging to minimise risk and get farmers directly get benefit

1. Soyabean , its Value Chain andSoyabean , its Value Chain and
Scope of Exchange based priceScope of Exchange based price
hedging and Collateral Managementhedging and Collateral Management
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Santosh Kumar Sahu , Agri Value Chain Professional from Ahmedabad, GujaratSantosh Kumar Sahu , Agri Value Chain Professional from Ahmedabad, Gujarat

2. About Value of SoyabeanAbout Value of Soyabean
Soybean has an important place in world's oilseed cultivation scenario, due to its high
productivity,profitability and vital contribution towards maintaining soil fertility.
The crop also has a prominent place as the world's most important seed legume, which
contributes 25% to the global vegetable oil production,about two thirds of the world's
protein concentrate for livestock feeding and is a valuable ingredient in formulated feeds for
poultry and fish.
It can supply the much needed protein to human diets, because it contains above 40 per cent
protein of superior quality and all the essential amino acids particularly glycine, tryptophan
and lysine, similar to cow’s milk and animal proteins.
Soybean also contains about 20 per cent oil with an important fatty acid, lecithin and Vitamin
A and D.
The 4 percent mineral salts of Soybeans are fairly rich in phosphorous and calcium.

3. Global ProductionGlobal Production
United States is world’s largest Soyabean Producer with 89 million tonnes
production every year. United States is followed by Brazil and Argentina. The below
chart shows that most of the Soyabean of the world is produced in Americas only.
China and India are next large producers.

4. Indian ScenarioIndian Scenario

5. World Soyabean CrushingWorld Soyabean Crushing

10. Soyabean Market InfluenceSoyabean Market Influence
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Weather at all the producing centers, domestic and international.The pod bearing period, being
the most crucial.
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The area planted, determined by the price of soybean against that of competitive crops used
for animal feed, viz., maize, jowar, bajra .
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Government policies such as Minimum Support Price (MSP) fixed for the crop, import duty &
export of its derivatives and stock limits .
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Pests and diseases
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Infections affecting poultry and cattle like bird flu .
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Demand for Soybean from Oil extractors and Farmers
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The crush margin between meal, oil and seed
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The supply-demand and price scenario of competitive oils, viz. palm oil
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International soy price movement at CBOT, being the major international reference market
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International market price for soy meal export

11. Exchange based Price hedging and Bank Finance
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12. ThanksThanks
Santosh Kumar Sahu
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