The trading record shows how thoroughly the price action of November soybeans has been dominated by the July contract, which is to say, by the very tight old crop supply situation. This is why the November soybean price has held so stubbornly well above $12.00 despite several factors.We spent last week in Canada, more precisely in eastern Manitoba on a fishing trip to the Winnipeg River that flows generally northward from Lake of the Woods on the Ontario/Minnesota border to Lake Winnipeg. We had no access to cell phones, the Internet, newspapers, radio or TV, and it was delightful! Everyone needs a week without markets once in a while.What did we miss? Not much, as it turns out. Last week appears to have been more of the same with rapid pla...