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Sizing up potential downside risk for new-crop corn and soybean prices

Sizing up potential downside risk for new-crop corn and soybean prices
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Differences in Brazil s Soybean Production Estimates are Larger Than Normal

Differences in Brazil s Soybean Production Estimates are Larger Than Normal
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The Farmer s Exchange Online U S Corn Acres Predicted to Fall

The Farmer s Exchange Online U S Corn Acres Predicted to Fall
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Corn Marketing Challenges May Be Ahead

(KMAland) The March Grain Stocks Report from USDA showed a lot of old crop grain is in storage on farms across rural America.

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U S crop sector insulates itself from world market with biofuels, says analyst

After decades of pursuing sales to foreign buyers, the U.S. crop sector is “once again becoming domestic market-focused, due mainly to biofuels policy,” said Scott Irwin, an agricultural economist at the University of Illinois, on Wednesday. It would be a significant, albeit gradual, change in focus.

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