U.S. Food-Inflation to Ease on Bigger Grain Crops, USDA Says
Category: Grains, Miscellaneous, Oilseeds
(Bloomberg) - U.S. food inflation may ease later this year as larger crop inventories lessen cost pressures, Full Story
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Wheat Drops as Kansas Snow Eases Drought Concern; Corn Declines
(Businessweek) - Wheat fell for the second time in three sessions as snowfall expected in Kansas, the biggest U.S. grower of winter varieties, eased concern that drought in the Great Plains will damage crops. Corn fell, and soybeans rose. Full Story
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Corn Drop Seen as U.S. Sows Most Since 1936
(Bloomberg) - From South Dakota to Ohio, farmers are preparing to plant the most corn in almost eight decades Full Story
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Soybeans Extend Gains
(Farm Futures) - Mention Chinese buying of a commodity and its usually enough to send prices soaring. Full Story
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Soybeans Climb on Increased Demand From China; Wheat, Corn Drop
(Businessweek) - Soybean futures rose the most this month on signs of improved demand from China and mounting concern that rains missed crops in the driest parts of Argentina. Corn and wheat prices fell. Full Story
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Long- & short-term soybean price prospects
(Agriculture.com) - Soybean prices reached record high levels in late August and early September 2012. Full Story
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Higher farm markets seen Friday
(Agriculture.com) - On Friday, the CME Group corn, wheat and soybean markets are expected to be higher. Full Story
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Soybeans Climb as Argentine Farmers Withhold Sales; Wheat Drops
(Bloomberg) - Soybeans rose, heading for the biggest gain in almost three weeks, on concern that importerswill struggle for supplies before the next U.S. harvest even as South American crops increase to a record. Wheat dropped. Full Story
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Corn, soybeans, wheat line up for big double-crop acreage in Southeast
(Southeast Farm Press) - All the cards seem lined up in the Southeast for plenty of early wheat and perhaps a record number of double-crop soybean acres Full Story
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Weak exports sink soybean futures
(Agriculture.com) - U.S. soybean futures fell Thursday, pressured by disappointing export sales and expectations for large South American crops. Full Story
