Soybean prices reversed course after falling to a one-month low yesterday, as investors exited bearish positions. USDA have projected 2015-16 would harvest the second-largest soybean crop in history this fall, helping drive a sharp increase in supplies next year. Analysts said they didn't expect the rally to last, but instead saw the uptick as a correction following Tuesday's sharp losses. USDA projected domestic growers will harvest 3.85 bil bu, with ending inventories next fall totaling 500 mil bu. USDA's projections also assume few planting delays and average weather over the summer growing season. If Midwestern growers see normal weather from now until the fall harvest, soybean prices "should be well into the $8 range, but If you get adverse weather or you don't get the crop in on the optimal dates, you can start shaving off yield real quick.