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China Buys at Least 10 More Cargoes of U.S. Soybeans, Traders Say
China Buys at Least 10 More Cargoes of U.S. Soybeans, Traders Say Successful Farming
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Strong beef demand, tight cattle supplies cattle profitability
The potential for continued profitability in the cattle sector. Ag Economist Wesley Tucker with University of Missouri Extension says the cattle sector is in an unusually strong position, because cattle supplies remain tight. Hear more in the latest Managing for Profit. The post Strong beef demand, tight cattle supplies cattle profitability appeared first on Brownfield…
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US cotton export sales weaken on lower old crop bookings: USDA
US cotton export sales weaken on lower old crop bookings: USDA Fibre2Fashion
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Corn and Soybeans Edge Higher as Wheat Slides Despite Strong Energy Markets
Corn and Soybeans Edge Higher as Wheat Slides Despite Strong Energy Markets Agrolatam
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CME cash dairy prices higher as butter and cheese blocks gain
Cash dairy prices were mostly up Thursday at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Dry whey was up $0.0075 to $0.6950. Two sales were reported ranging from $0.6875 to $0.6950. Forty-pound cheese blocks were up $0.0150 to $1.5350.Ten sales were reported ranging from $1.4925 to $1.5425. Cheese barrels were unchanged at $1.5475. No sales were reported. Butter was up $0.0675 to $1.55. Seventy-nine sales were reported ranging from $1.5150 to $1.5550. Nonfat dry milk was down $0.0350 to $1.5650. Eight sales were reported ranging from $1.5650 to $1.58. The post CME cash dairy prices higher as butter and…
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Grains Drift on Lack of News, Pre-Report Positioning: Fade China Sales
Grains Drift on Lack of News, Pre-Report Positioning: Fade China Sales AgWeb
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After the Bell | Technical selling drives wheat lower
After the Bell | Technical selling drives wheat lower Pro Farmer
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Tighter grain supplies could spark a rally. Will cattle prices hold up?
Tighter grain supplies could spark a rally. Will cattle prices hold up? Ohio’s Country Journal
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Top Tips: Will USDA crop report reset assumptions?
Top Tips: Will USDA crop report reset assumptions? Farm Progress
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World geopolitics and weather remain unpredictable as crop year comes to a close
World geopolitics and weather remain unpredictable as crop year comes to a close The Western Producer
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Global Markets: U.S. refunds US$100B in tariffs The Western Producer
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All eyes on the August WASDE
The vice president of Nebraska-based Moving Parts, LLC says the commodity market will soon get its first official look at the size of the current U.S. crop. Scott Custard says he expects the USDA’s August supply and demand report to show production down from last year. “We’re setting ourselves up for probably a 16-billion-bushel corn crop.” …
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Processors bullish on biofuels boom seek bigger hills of beans
Processors bullish on biofuels boom seek bigger hills of beans Farm Progress
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USDA crop report shows corn and soybean quality drop
USDA crop report shows corn and soybean quality drop Farm Progress
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Ag economist: China’s soybean buying encouraging, not unusual
Ag economist: China’s soybean buying encouraging, not unusual Brownfield Ag News
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StoneX’s First Survey Shows a Big Crop, But Supply Might Not Be the Big Story This Year
StoneX’s First Survey Shows a Big Crop, But Supply Might Not Be the Big Story This Year AgWeb
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ADM raises outlook on earnings surge
ADM raises outlook on earnings surge World Grain
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Corn, Soybeans Test Support on Weather, Yield Estimates but Wheat Pops: Cattle Test Resistance
Corn, Soybeans Test Support on Weather, Yield Estimates but Wheat Pops: Cattle Test Resistance AgWeb
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Soybeans, corn see more pressure from weather, crude oil
Soybeans were lower on fund and technical selling. Near-term development weather looks favorable, including rain in some key growing areas, and crude oil was down sharply. The USDA’s national good to excellent rating did hold over the past week but is below a year ago. China bought 132,000 tons of new crop U.S. beans ahead…
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Why Does FAO Expect Food Prices to Rise Again?
Why Does FAO Expect Food Prices to Rise Again? Agrolatam
