Brazil has shown good results in their agricultural activities, which is justified by its favorable natural conditions and the advent of agricultural technology. The agribusiness in Brazil already represents approximately 33 percent of Gross Domestic Product of the country (MAPA, 2007) and in the case of soybeans, Brazil is the second largest soybean producer in the world, with 6.77 percent of total exports of country (CONAB, 2007). Within the context of agribusiness, the activity of soybean production is subject to various risks and uncertainties such as climatic conditions, production cycle, product highly perishable and pests, and economic conditions of the market, which directly influence the price of that commodity. In an attempt to minimize the uncertainties and risks inherent in producing such activity is common to find hedging transactions such as futures contracts or term associated with the activities of agribusiness. The logic of these mechanisms is the hedge of protection against possible changes in the price of assets by a date set. The functioning of these operations depends on a reliable legal and methodological apparatus. A legal apparatus that can ensure the liquidity of the goods within predefined standards in contracts, and an appropriate methodology that will lead, especially at a price reliable commodity in the future. The purpose of this study is to analyze, from a historical series, the behavior of the prices of soybean in the Brazilian market, and test their adherence to the process of reversion to the mean with jumps as well as test the ARCH and GARCH effects in volatility of this process.