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    And will most likely go down if heat continues?
    Down from earlier estimates

    #2
    If indeed these yields actually happen or even lower, commodity prices will once again rally to new highs. Numbers won’t be known until at least the first quarter of 2023.

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      #3
      Originally posted by Sodbuster View Post
      If indeed these yields actually happen or even lower, commodity prices will once again rally to new highs. Numbers won’t be known until at least the first quarter of 2023.
      The WASDE should be interesting... the first ship of grain [corn it turned out],from Ukraine, was 'rejected' because it was 5 months late... now they are looking for another buyer for that grain... from Ukraine...

      This isn't over for Ukrainian grain farmers... with Russia breathing down the necks of anyone buying that Ukrainian grain...

      With this kind of 'rhetoric' from Russia:"Bastards and scum': Ex-Russian President Medvedev broadcasts dark Kremlin ambitions

      Alexander Nazaryan·Senior White House Correspondent
      Mon, August 8, 2022, 11:14 AM
      WASHINGTON — Once known as a moderating influence within the Kremlin, former Russian President and current top Kremlin security adviser Dmitry Medvedev has recently emerged as a strikingly bellicose presence, using lengthy, hard-edged posts on the social media network Telegram to justify the invasion of Ukraine, revise 20th century history and threaten the West with nuclear war.

      In a post from late July, Medvedev described Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky as under the influence of “psychotropic substances.” In another, he said that American democracy was little more than the totalitarian dystopia described in “Animal Farm,” George Orwell’s famous novel.

      Once known as a moderating influence within the Kremlin, former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has emerged as a bellicose presence, using lengthy social media posts to justify the invasion of Ukraine, revise 20th century history and threaten the West with nuclear war.


      Who wants to buy grain... from a country [Ukraine] that Russians want to wipe from the face of the earth?

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        #4
        Originally posted by TOM4CWB View Post
        The WASDE should be interesting... the first ship of grain [corn it turned out],from Ukraine, was 'rejected' because it was 5 months late... now they are looking for another buyer for that grain... from Ukraine...

        This isn't over for Ukrainian grain farmers... with Russia breathing down the necks of anyone buying that Ukrainian grain...

        With this kind of 'rhetoric' from Russia:"Bastards and scum': Ex-Russian President Medvedev broadcasts dark Kremlin ambitions

        Alexander Nazaryan·Senior White House Correspondent
        Mon, August 8, 2022, 11:14 AM
        WASHINGTON — Once known as a moderating influence within the Kremlin, former Russian President and current top Kremlin security adviser Dmitry Medvedev has recently emerged as a strikingly bellicose presence, using lengthy, hard-edged posts on the social media network Telegram to justify the invasion of Ukraine, revise 20th century history and threaten the West with nuclear war.

        In a post from late July, Medvedev described Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky as under the influence of “psychotropic substances.” In another, he said that American democracy was little more than the totalitarian dystopia described in “Animal Farm,” George Orwell’s famous novel.

        Once known as a moderating influence within the Kremlin, former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has emerged as a bellicose presence, using lengthy social media posts to justify the invasion of Ukraine, revise 20th century history and threaten the West with nuclear war.


        Who wants to buy grain... from a country [Ukraine] that Russians want to wipe from the face of the earth?

        "
        Critics have long accused Medvedev of heavy drinking, and there have been other allegations about his personal life. Nevertheless, he appears determined to rehabilitate his image with Putin. Whether he can do so, and rise in the Kremlin once again, is another matter.

        “I don’t think Medvedev is seriously imagining he has another shot at the presidency,” says Galleoti, whose "In Moscow’s Shadows" podcast often delves into Kremlin intrigues. “I think he’s just desperately trying to cling on to some relevance.”

        As any social media user knows, online provocation is one way to attract attention — and Medvedev certainly appears expert in that regard.

        In a June post, he referenced Ukraine’s demand for a lend-lease energy program lasting through the fall of 2023, to help blunt the impact of sanctions on Russian oil and gas. “But who said,” he mused, “that there will be a Ukraine at all in two years on a map of the world?”

        The message attracted 2.9 million views.

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          #5
          Originally posted by TOM4CWB View Post
          "
          Critics have long accused Medvedev of heavy drinking, and there have been other allegations about his personal life. Nevertheless, he appears determined to rehabilitate his image with Putin. Whether he can do so, and rise in the Kremlin once again, is another matter.

          “I don’t think Medvedev is seriously imagining he has another shot at the presidency,” says Galleoti, whose "In Moscow’s Shadows" podcast often delves into Kremlin intrigues. “I think he’s just desperately trying to cling on to some relevance.”

          As any social media user knows, online provocation is one way to attract attention — and Medvedev certainly appears expert in that regard.

          In a June post, he referenced Ukraine’s demand for a lend-lease energy program lasting through the fall of 2023, to help blunt the impact of sanctions on Russian oil and gas. “But who said,” he mused, “that there will be a Ukraine at all in two years on a map of the world?”

          The message attracted 2.9 million views.
          Now please explain how grain from the Ukraine... of any significant volume... what ship lines or insurance co's... will risk or pay the 2000% higher shipping fees...

          Russia is destroying Ukrainian agriculture... and farmers... one way or the other.

          This is not a feud any rational grain supplier would touch with a 10 foot pole. Ukraine will be forced to integrate into the EU... or vanish...

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            #6
            Originally posted by furrowtickler View Post


            And will most likely go down if heat continues?
            Down from earlier estimates
            That’s a lot more realistic than usda. Still high. Takes a lot higher yields to make up zero yield acres

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              #7
              Originally posted by TASFarms View Post
              That’s a lot more realistic than usda. Still high. Takes a lot higher yields to make up zero yield acres
              August 12 WASDE should be interesting... new corn acreage number.... grain production and stocks...

              P.S. the 700$B US inflation legislation the Senate just passed... puts a bottom in Soy and Corn... a fundamental shift... with EU drought and Ukraine [lost] production issues ...
              Last edited by TOM4CWB; Aug 9, 2022, 04:07.

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                #8
                Regardless, will be interesting to see how corn and bean yields finish out this fall and if the heat really sets in the corn belt .
                Most of Nebraska is a right off already , and eastern corn states getting flooding rains .

                Would be interesting to see a digital yield map of western Canada about now .

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                  #9
                  US crop estimates drop sharply...

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                    #10
                    Markets responding this morning

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