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The LA Times reports that corn supplies are tightening, with supply/demand projected to be “upside down” this year: This year’s harvest is expected to yield 11.9 billion bushels, down 155 million from last month’s projection. The decline is due to soggy weather in such corn-producing states as Illinois, where farmers have delayed planting. Total use […]
Global supplies of soybeans may be yet tighter than estimated by the USDA, according to a recent report by Hard Assets Investor: Recent estimates of U.S. old-crop soybeans – those still around in silos as of August 31, 2009 before the new harvest starts – depend on who you talk to. The USDA puts old-crop […]
On Monday, the USDA released it’s agriculture supply and demand projections, which sent grains “limit down” for the day across the board, and many of the softs down sharply as well. That proved to be the worst of it – as grains slowly recovered during the week as the market digested the news, finishing the […]
This article from the AP speculates that farmers may be tempted to switch some plantings from corn back to soybeans this year, but that it’s too early to forecast. Beans are up huge again this morning (March @ 1236 as I type), so this wave is not showing signs of slowing down yet.
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