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Wheat Posts Another Net Negative. Corn💠 186,695 MT Soybeans💠123,396 MT Wheat 💠-165,396 MT Export commitments are 35.6% behind a year-ago compared to 35.4% behind last week.
Corn and Wheat Post NET Negative Sales Soybeans Sputter Corn💠- 338,974 MT Soybeans💠16,950 MT Wheat 💠-42,198 MT
Corn and Soybeans Outpace 5-year Average Corn💠65% Planted Soybeans💠49% Planted Spring Wheat 💠40% Planted Winter Wheat Heading💠49% Todays’ Crop Planting Progress report shows a slight
Corn💠1,173,783 MT Soybeans💠147,897 MT Wheat 💠242,269 MT
Ending Stocks Corn💠2,222 MMT (est 2105M; prev 1342M) Soybeans💠335 MMT (est 292M; prev 210M) Wheat 💠556 MMT (est 608M; prev 598M) CORN USDA has released
Corn Rebounds, Soybeans and Wheat Drop. Corn💠257,279 MT Soybeans💠62,170 MT Wheat 💠26,263 MT The risk of loss in trading futures and/or options is substantial and
Corn Nears Halfway point, Soybeans keep pace, Spring wheat slows, Winter Wheat sees worst week in a decade. Corn💠49% Planted Soybeans💠35% Planted Spring Wheat 💠24%
Corn💠-315,639 MT Soybeans💠289,730 MTWheat 💠211,053 MT Net sales reductions of 315,600 MT for 2022/2023–a marketing-year low–were down noticeably from the previous week and from the prior
Corn💠14% Planted Soybeans💠9% Planted Spring Wheat 💠5% Planted Wheat Heading 💠18%
Corn💠312,442 MT Soybeans💠100,101 MT Wheat 💠259,039 MT Corn and soybean sales each missed their respective pre-report range for week ended April 13, though weekly wheat
Wheat Posts Another Net Negative. Corn💠 186,695 MT Soybeans💠123,396 MT Wheat 💠-165,396 MT Export commitments are 35.6% behind a year-ago compared...
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