Yields for U.S. #corn and #soybeans come in a little above the trade estimates, though not by much. Nothing too surprising here relative to the expectations.
Pro Farmer pegs U.S. #corn yield at 177 bu/acre, above USDA’s estimate of 174.6. They see better potential in these seven states except for Illinois and Ohio. Estimates consider tour data and other factors like crop maturity, and the national number considers non-tour areas.
A deal has been offered to striking workers in #Argentina, but it does not appear to meet expectations.
Since last week, no #soybean trucks have entered terminals at Rosario port, which handles about 80% of Argentina’s farm exports.
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Localism, I keep saying. You don't replace a government that harms you with more government.
Self-organization and bottom up government. Take things into your own hands.
Russia AgMin issues draft legislation that prevents traders from filing #grain declarations in advance. [That is a wide-spread practice with existing quota].
Russia is predicted to be extremely DRY in the next two weeks! [Not a big deal though after recent rains].
Recent weather has been not far from ideal for the new #wheat crop. More details in our weekly report and crop forecast: https://t.co/c54ba28YUw #agwx
The exported volume included 19.8 million tonnes of #wheat, 27.5 million tonnes of #corn and 4.8 million tonnes of #barley. [We could see similar volumes in 20/21]
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