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GRAINS-Soybeans at 14-month low as U.S. weather worries recede | Successful Farming

"Chicago soybean futures hit their lowest in 14 months on Tuesday on expectations U.S. farmers could complete plantings without serious disruption from excessive rain. Corn and wheat also dropped on overall positive outlooks for U.S. crops.

Chicago Board of Trade most-active July soybeans fell 0.1 percent to $9.24–3/4 a bushel at 1014 GMT after dropping to $9.22–3/4 a bushel – the lowest since…

9 – U.S. Winter Wheat Plantings Lowest Since 1909; Stocks Swell | WP

US Grain and Soybean Ending Stocks – Billion Bushels USDA Jan Avg. Analysts Range USDA Dec Fcast Wheat 1.186 1.148 1.11–1.34 1.143 Corn 2.355 2.385 2.21–2.8 2.40 Soybeans 0.420 0.468 0.41–0.51 0.48 WASHINGTON, Jan 12 (Reuters) – "U.S. farmers slashed their winter wheat plantings to the lowest in more than a century as supplies of the grain ballooned to a 29-year high, the U.S. Department of…

4 – Canola Up on Statistics Canada Production Estimates | WP

THE ICE Futures Canada canola market posted modest gains in the wake of Tuesday’s crop estimates compiled by Statistics Canada, while U.S. corn futures slid to a one-week low and soybean futures lost ground on Tuesday.

Statistics Canada pegged this year’s canola crop production at just over 17 million tonnes, which was below what most analysts had been expecting. Last year, Canada produced 17.2…

Corn Sales on Low End of Expectations; Soybeans, Wheat Within Projections | Agriculture.com

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“Corn sales were on the low end of expectations while soybean and wheat purchases were within projections in a delayed export sales report from the U.S. Department of…

U.S. grains: Wheat Surges as USDA Cuts Acreage View | AGCanada

"Chicago | Reuters — U.S. grain prices rallied on Tuesday after the U.S. Department of Agriculture slashed its estimate of winter wheat seedings by more than anticipated and unexpectedly cut its corn and soybean production view.

Wheat futures surged nearly three per cent to a three-week high on fund short covering while corn and soybeans gained about two per cent despite still-large U.S.…

14 – Wheat Falls on Fresh US Rains | Agrimoney

• 14 – Wheat Falls on Fresh US Rains | Agrimoney

"Wheat futures hit a one month low on Tuesday, weighed on by rains in the US, while evidence of room for a short-covering bounce lifted corn and soybeans.

‘Broad markets appear to be adding a slightly bullish tone with global equity markets correcting following last week’s terrorist attacks,’ said Nick Sax of Benson Quinn commodities.

Speculators…

3 Big Things Today, November 17

• 21 – 3 Big Things Today Nov 17 | Agriculture Corn, Soybeans May Rise as Low Prices Likely to Attract Bargain Hunters

"Corn and soybean futures may rise on speculation that low prices will attract bargain hunters.

Both overseas buyers and investor seeking a bargain purchase likely will, at the very least, consider U.S. corn and soybean supplies because prices are historically low. Soybeans…

5X5 – 5. US-NEWS

• 1 – 3 Big Things Today, October 14 Large Crops to Test On-Farm Storage Capacity

While U.S. storage capacity has grown considerably in the past decade, so has production.

Corn output this year is seen at 13.555 billion bushels, while soybean production is pegged at 3.887 billion bushels, government data show. Producers have enough space for about 13.1 billion bushels of all crops, according to…