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September WASDE is quiet for wheat

September WASDE is quiet for wheat

After two previous reports that were unexpectedly eventful for wheat, Friday’s WASDE brought only modest changes to the U.S. wheat balance sheet: 2021/22 imports declined 10 million bushels from the August forecast, food use rose 2 million, and ending stocks were lowered by that [...]

By Eric Thornton|September 13, 2021|Categories: Wheat|Tags: hard red spring wheat, USDA, WASDE, wheat ending stocks, wheat imports, wheat use for feed|0 Comments

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