Farmers in China could slash the amount of land they use to grow the oilseed by as much as 15 percent in 2015/16 due to uncertainty over how a new subsidy scheme will work. A sixth straight annual drop in soy acreage could boost imports by a country that already accounts for 65 percent of global traded volumes, buoying international prices that are hovering near four-year lows on ample global supply.
