Indian farmers have raised expectations for the crop in the current season, due to monsoon rains that fell throughout the territory of India. The two previous agricultural year was unsuccessful because of the drought and did not bring a sufficient amount of the harvest.

At this stage, the country began the sowing of spring crops - rice, cotton, soybeans and sugar cane, harvesting will begin in late September. The sowing of winter crops, i.e. wheat and maize starts in October.

Monsoon rains are expected the week before, thus causing a serious concern among market operators about the volume of the new harvest, including soybeans. In the 2016/17 season, the acreage under oilseeds this is planned to expand to record levels. When a sufficient amount of precipitation of the Indian farmers can collect one of the highest soybean yield, which, according to some forecasts, will amount to 11,2-11,7 million tons. Record the gross harvest of oil-bearing cultures were made in India in 2012/13, then he was equal to 12.2 million tons.