US soybean condition, August 13
Below the proportion of US soybeans rated in “good” or “excellent” condition, as per the USDA’s weekly assessment. Investors had expected a 55% figure, according to a Reuters poll. For the previous...
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US spring wheat condition, August 13
Aug 15, 2023 | Markets expresso, Wheat |
Investors had expected a 41% figure, according to a Reuters poll. For the previous week’s data, click here. State Percent of crop rated good or excellent Change on week Idaho 62 +3 Minnesota 48 +1 Montana 39 0 North Dakota...
Read MoreUS spring wheat harvest progress, August 13
Aug 15, 2023 | Markets expresso, Wheat |
Investors had expected a 23% figure, according to a Reuters poll. For the previous week’s data, click here. State Harvest progress (%) Change on week Change on year Difference from 5-year average Idaho 6 +2 -7 -23...
Read MoreKey data in USDA’s August 11 Wasde report, and difference from market expectations
Aug 14, 2023 | Markets expresso, Corn and coarse grains, Soybeans and oilseeds, Wheat |
The US Department of Agriculture on Friday published the August edition of its monthly Wasde report. Below key data in the briefing, and how they difference from the expectations of investors, as polled by Reuters. USDA...
Read MoreUkraine corn 2021-22
Aug 13, 2023 | Data, Corn and coarse grains, Data 2021-22 Ukraine, Data 2021-22 Ukraine - corn |
For Ukraine corn estimates for 2022-23, click here. Analyst Sowings Harvested area Yield Production Exports Carryout stocks Date of estimate USDA Wasde 5.486 7.68 42.126 26.980 7.593 August 11 2023 USDA Wasde 5.486 7.68 42.126...
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