Myanmar's soybean exports have hit a hurdle due to limited planting area and low profit margins, with only 20 tons exported this fiscal year. The domestic market price is higher than the export market, disincentivizing exporters. Meanwhile, the rye bean market is in crisis with plummeting prices, causing significant losses for farmers. This is attributed to increased costs, late planting, and competition from new beans in India. The pigeon pea market is also struggling with falling prices, and the sesame market, while facing slight price drops, remains relatively stable. The article underscores the need for agricultural upgrades in technology, market regulation, and export strategies to combat these challenges.