Seemingly lost in all of the soybean market talk is anything relevant to Argentina. It has been in the background for a very long time for many reasons, nearly all related to actions by the Argentine government and the country's economic troubles.The soybean market has been obsessed with the volume of shipments from Brazil to the U.S. and China as well as the super tight U.S. supply situation. The short-term question is: can Brazil ship enough soybeans to the U.S. to prevent processors there from running dry until the new crop, expected to be a record, is harvested? The second concern is that China has been importing a record amount of soybeans in recent months despite all the incessant chatter about poor crush margins, cancellations, lette...