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  • stubblejumper
    Senior Member
    • Feb 2006
    • 554

    world wheat yield

    A U.N. food agency says the world is headed to the second largest wheat crop on record because of increased plantings in Europe and a recovery from drought in the U.S.

    Production is expected to increase to 690 million tons, up 4.3 per cent from 2012, the Rome-based Food and Agriculture Organization reported Thursday.

    The production hike is expected mostly in Europe because of increased plantings in response to high prices and a recovery in yields in Russia and elsewhere.

    The outlook in the U.S. has improved in recent weeks, recovering from earlier drought conditions.

    The agency also says the recently lower price of wheat kept the FAO's index of global food prices unchanged for the second consecutive month in February
  • samhill
    Senior Member
    • Jun 2009
    • 896

    #2
    Hmmm, what about this:

    http://www.agriculture.com/markets/analysis/wheat/india-
    dumps-wheat-on-market_11-ar30304

    followed by this:

    http://www.spacedaily.com/reports/Millions_of_Indians_facing_
    worst_drought_in_decades_999.html

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    • samhill
      Senior Member
      • Jun 2009
      • 896

      #3
      Hmmm, what about this:

      http://www.agriculture.com/markets/analysis/wheat/i
      ndia-dumps-wheat-on-market_11-ar30304

      followed by this:

      http://www.spacedaily.com/reports/Millions_of_Indian
      s_facing_worst_drought_in_decades_999.html

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      • grassfarmer
        Senior Member
        • Jul 2002
        • 9734

        #4
        Why worry when you don't have calves to sell? If you
        still own calves you have the chance to lock in higher
        prices through contracts or the price insurance
        program. There is only one way cattle are going and
        that is UP in my opinion. It just takes a little patience
        due to the high grain price/drought situation in the
        US.

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        • furrowtickler
          Senior Member
          • Dec 2004
          • 22110

          #5
          Yup, wheat will find it's way to $5 before $9 . Wait
          till they publish seeded ac intentions for the
          northern hemisphere. This is just starting

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          • errolanderson
            Senior Member
            • Jan 2012
            • 3147

            #6
            Wheat technicals are now screaming oversold (IMO). Funds have built a short position over the past few weeks.

            Should tomorrow's USDA report offer the wheat market a bone, the funds may shortcover triggering a quick rebound. It may not rally back to the hey days of 2012, but it may offer an excellent pricing opportunity for growers.

            guess, we'll all know tomorrow. Report out at 10 a.m. mountain.

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            • ALLFARMER
              Senior Member
              • Sep 2002
              • 1640

              #7
              The buns are in the oven! The kids are already
              making sure they each get a calf lol. 12 year old
              wants to work on this farm all summer and be
              paid with calf/calves. 1.5 weeks more of log haul
              then V cutting begins.

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              • Hopperbin
                Senior Member
                • Dec 2007
                • 6562

                #8
                What about our Hard Red don't we have a bit of a nitch market in Hard red? Thought the world needs this wheat for blending. On a side note Bunge is looking to purchase hard red starting before new crop so more competition is good.

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                • kato
                  Senior Member
                  • Oct 2000
                  • 3520

                  #9
                  On the plus side, the grain market predictors are calling for somewhat lower grain prices.

                  On the minus side, I heard a report the other day that said due to laying off meat inspectors, that it's expected some U.S. processors will be shutting down intermittently due to lack of inspection services.

                  I think the safest prediction is that things won't be predictable.

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                  • Oliver88
                    Senior Member
                    • Dec 2012
                    • 4688

                    #10
                    It would be interesting to see Bunge start moving Hard Red Spring...

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