USDA's first survey-based estimate put 2005 wheat production at 2.208 billion bushels. That 68-million-bu. rise from June moved straight to new-crop carryover, pushing it to 700 million bushels. While new-crop wheat carryover is projected belo USDA's first survey-based estimate...
Corn -- USDA cut 125 million bu. from estimated feed & residual use, adding those bushels to old-crop carryover. We see exports 25 million bu. below USDA's current estimate, pushing our old-crop carryover peg to 902 million bushels. Corn -- USDA cut 125 million...
To the surprise of some traders, USDA left the national average yield projection at 39.9 bu. per acre. On old-crop, USDA upped estimated crush 15 million bu. to a still-too-low 1.69 billion bushels. Residual "use" was also increased 15 mi To the surprise of...
The U.S. Department of Agriculture USDA maintained its corn projection for the 2005/06 season at 11.1 billion bushels, while increasing its estimate of corn used for ethanol by 25 million bushels, the agency recently announced.The U.S. Department of Agriculture USDA maintained its corn projection for the 2005/06 season at 11.1...
The U.S. Department of Agriculture USDA increased the projection for its 2005/06 corn season by 80 million bushels, to 11.1 billion bushels. The year is targeted to be the second largest crop on record, the agency recently announced.The U.S. Department of Agriculture USDA increased the projection for its 2005/06 corn...
U.S. wheat exports have been "just slow enough" to encourage USDA to cut estimated 2006-07 shipments 25 million bu., to just 900 million bushels. USDA also upped estimated ... U.S. wheat exports have been "just slow enough" to encourage USDA to cut estimated 2006-07...
USDA sees total HRW production at 1.006 billion bu.; SRW at 302.3 million bu.; and white winter at 282.5 million bushels. With spring wheat, that ... USDA sees total HRW production at 1.006 billion bu.; SRW at 302.3 million bu.; and white winter at...
The USDA news was supportive, but not enough to offset the impact of a good rain across the mid-west. Yesterday's rain throughout the western corn belt ranged from and half inch to an inch in certain areas of the Western Corn Belt and then began to lose momentum when it...
USDA increased estimated old-crop crush 25 million bu. and increased estimated exports 10 million bu. to drop 2004-05 bean carryover 35 million bu., to 320 million bushels. That 35-million-bu. cut to old-crop carryover was taken straight off the .. USDA increased estimated old-crop crush...
... FDA is ordering Prodigene Inc., a biotechnology company, to destroy 500,000 bushels of soybeans rather than sell them for food because they were contaminated with genetically engineered corn once grown in the same field. None of the soybeans made ... FDA is ordering Prodigene Inc.,...
APPLE CONCENTRATE - U.S. Apple Association issued its forecast of the 2001 U.S. apple crop, of 215.1 million bushels, which is 15% smaller than the 2000 crop and 16% lower than the five-year average. U.S. Apple's estimate is significantly smaller tha APPLE CONCENTRATE - U.S. Apple...
Let's start with the most bullish number we saw in USDA's Supply & Demand (S&D) update Friday morning--11.645 billion bushels. That's USDA's estimate of total corn use in the 2006-07 marketing year. It got there with a 2.15-billion-bu. corn- Let's start with the most bullish...
USDA upped the 2004 bean crop estimate 43 million bu. from October, and raised estimated 2004-05 bean carryover 55 million bushels. That means despite the increase in supply, USDA dropped estimated ... USDA upped the 2004 bean crop estimate 43 million bu. from October, ...
Wow! Everyone knew September was very kind to the corn and bean crops this year, but USDA's October crop estimates were shockingly big. USDA's peg of the corn crop at 11.613 billion bu. was up more than 700 million bu. from September and would smash ...
THE RECENT revision in the US soybean production outlook by the US Department of Agriculture USDA could pose problems for agribusiness majors. The USDA projected this year's domestic soybean production at 2.64 billion bushels, 219 million bushels THE RECENT revision in the US soybean...
SOYBEAN OIL PRICES are climbing under pressure from rapidly shrinking bean and oil stocks. Strong exports, to China in particular, and heavy crush is keeping domestic soybean stocks on the decline, although producers are rationing their inventories t SOYBEAN OIL PRICES are climbing under pressure from...
SOYBEAN OIL PRICES are climbing under pressure from rapidly shrinking bean and oil stocks. Strong exports, to China in particular, and heavy crush is keeping domestic soybean stocks on the decline, although producers are rationing their inventories SOYBEAN OIL PRICES are climbing under pressure...
StormExchange, Inc. , a market leader in grain market weather risk managementservices, today released its October to December 2008 AgricultureWeather Risk Outlook , holding steady on a 144 bushels per acre cornyield estimate and predicting a 38.4 bushels per acre yield for astruggling soybean crop. These numbers represent...
Since trading as high as $12.84 per bushel in March, December wheat has retreated to below $8. "Domestically we have increased our ending stocks," which are 574 million bushels compared with 306 million last year, says Joe Victor, grain analyst for Allendale Inc. However, he warns that is dangerously thin,...
Byline: By VICKY ROBSON DEDICATED volunteers have been commended by top Government minister Hazel Blears in recognition of their services to the community. The Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government praised the four women, who took over the Scotswood Neighbourhood Project, Newcastle, in a...
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