(AgriCensus) - With this month’s update from AMIS showing only minor revisions to global wheat supply and demand, the industry is expecting Tuesday’s global supply and demand report from the USDA to follow its lead. On the US domestic front, average trade guesses, pooled by a Thomson Reuters survey... Full Story
Category: Grains
(AgriCensus) - South Africa could see record soybean production and a dramatic drop in meal imports as... Full Story
(Agriculture.com) - Soybeans and grains were higher in overnight trading, rebounding from losses... Full Story
(High Plains/Midwest Ag Journal) - Compared to March 26, cash bids for wheat and soybeans were lower, corn was mixed... Full Story
Soybeans and grains were higher as buying continued after last week’s prospective plantings... Full Story
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(Reuters) - Chicago wheat futures ticked higher on Thursday after hitting... Full Story
(Agriculture.com) - Soybeans were lower overnight on concerns that the U.S. Department of Agriculture will boost its prospective plantings number well above a February projection. Analysts and traders have said they expect the USDA to project... Full Story
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(Agrimoney) - Well there’s something you don’t see every day – some not bad US wheat export data... Full Story
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(Agrimoney) - Hedge funds returned to being net sellers in agricultural commodities for the first time in two months, in part as weather worries eased, although the extent of the selling raised ideas that buying awaits in some contracts. Managed money, a proxy for speculators, cut its net long... Full Story
(Reuters) - The debate over spring plantings in the United States always heats up this time of year, but lately the topic is particularly hot. Corn, soybeans, spring wheat, cotton and other crops are all competing against one another for a spot in the acreage profile of American farmers and there are pretty good arguments supporting each of them... Full Story
