USDA Quarterly Stocks Report Shows Stock Declines
FBNTake On What It Means For The Farmer:The Quarterly Stocks report provided some, perhaps expected, surprises. Namely the USDA reported an extra 81 million bushels of 2020 soybean production, coming from a 0.8 bushel yield bump to 51.0 bushels per acre. It was a fairly strong bearish surprise and futures responded as such. Corn, on the other hand, saw a production drop of 71 million bushels with yields falling about one-half bushel to 171.4. However, 2020/21 feed/residual use fell to 5,604 million bushels from 5,725 million, helping keep ending stocks at 1,237 million, near the upper end of range estimates. Wheat came in at the lower end of expectations with 1,780 million bushels, versus last year’s stocks at 2,158 million.
USDA Small Grains Report Shows Decrease in Wheat Production
FBNTake OnWhat It Means For The Farmer:在整个数字largely fell within expectations, the cuts to hard red winter and white winter were deeper than the trade estimated. With wheat stocks also at the low end of estimates, futures climbed on the bullish reports. Barley and oats continue to show weak production values versus previous years, mainly from poor conditions in the PNW, but barley showed a slight upward revision in production on stronger yields.
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