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WASDE lowers corn yield with limited impact on STU

WASDE lowers corn yield with limited impact on STU

Despite the estimated impact of the derecho event last month, the 2020/21 U.S. corn crop still looks to be one of the largest on record. With a minor boost to beginning stocks, total supply is projected to increase 8 percent over last year and [...]

By Nicole Thomas|September 14, 2020|Categories: Corn & Soy Complex|Tags: beginning stocks, coproducts, corn crop, corn futures, derecho storm event, ending stocks, total demand, USDA, WASDE|0 Comments

Soybeans galore for 2018/19

Soybeans galore for 2018/19

USDA increased soybean yield once again to a record 53.1 bushels per acre (bpa). This increase, together with larger beginning stocks, left 2018/19 ending stocks projected at 885 million bushels, the largest ending stocks on record. The soybean fundamental picture remains bearish as long [...]

By admin|October 12, 2018|Categories: Corn & Soy Complex|Tags: beginning stocks, China, ending stocks, soybeans, United States, USDA|0 Comments

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