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-AFBF USDA’s January World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates report provided a much-anticipated update to U.S. corn and soybean production for the 2020/21 marketing year. The most recent WASDE report shows a decrease in corn beginning stocks, plus lower corn and soybean yields, resulting in lower supplies of the two crops. Along with the supply adjustment for corn, on the demand side, ethanol use and corn exports were lowered. For soybean demand, crushing and exports were slightly incr...

Corn futures climb to seven-and-a-half-year highs on tight supplies.

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About DTN DTN delivers accurate, objective, real-time, and actionable insights to increase our 2 million customers’ confidence and support their business decisions. In a data-rich world, our actionable insights in weather and financial analytics make sense of the information, drive change in processes and help businesses prosper. They empower our agriculture, energy and transportation customers – those who work endlessly to feed, fuel and protect our world. We believe that when our customer...

Tuesdays new corn crop estimate of 14.182 billion bushels was the latest in a string of confusing surprises that keep coming from USDA.

Feral swine, small refinery exemptions and WASDE in the news this week.

Market week in review: Jan. 12 WASDE report generates fallout.

Prices rise on USDA crop and market forecasts >More in © Tim Scrivener Wheat, corn and soya bean prices have risen sharply after the US Department of Agriculture released global crop reports and estimates for 2020-21. The Wheat It suggested the global market for wheat faced lower end stocks, smaller supplies and increased consumption for 2020/21, offsetting any increase in production in Russia. Opening UK wheat futures markets for May ...

* Corn jumps to highest since mid-2013 as U.S. cuts supply forecast* Soybeans hit highest since June 2014, wheat at 6-year top (Adds quote in paragraph 3-4, updates prices)By Naveen ThukralSINGAPORE, Jan 13 (Reuters) - Chicago corn jumped 4% on Wednesday to a 7-1/2-year high and soybeans climbed to their loftiest since June 2014 after a widely watched U.S. report reduced its forecast for global supplies.Wheat rose for a second straight session to its highest since 2014.

The U.S. has been using up soybeans at a blazing pace since harvest, but soybean disappearance commonly slows down through the winter, spring and summer months -- especially as the market looks forward to South American supplies.