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 27 Apr 2021 - 9:11 The Qatari education sector is embracing a digital evolution as schools adapt to a new normal amid the pandemic. During the COVID-19 crisis, more than 1.7 billion students were affected globally, according to the World Bank. In the last year, Qatari teaching institutions have turned to education technology (edtech) to enable continuous learning amid coronavirus breakouts. The Gulf overall has emerged as a fast-growing market for edtech companies, with global players citing an annual 500 percent increase in platform subscribers from the Middle East in 2020, according to t...

  Last week’s Quarterly Grain Stocks report provided some hints about USDA’s adjustments that are likely in today’s WASDE report. USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) pared 28 million bushels of corn from December 1, 2020 quarterly stocks last Wednesday, while adding 13 million bushels of soybeans and 29 million bushels of wheat to December 1 inventories. The adjustments were made due to late-submitted reports from off-farm and commercial storage facilities. We will see the revision in the form of an adjustment to each commodity’s residual and feed usage category ...

And no, that is not an April Fool’s joke! Plus – the fallout from yesterday’s reports Corn up 11-15 cents Wheat down 1-5 cents *Prices as of 7:00 am CDT. Good morning! Markets will be closed tomorrow in observance of the Easter holidays. There will be no morning report tomorrow, with the next morning market report due into your inboxes on Monday. Enjoy the weekend and happy Easter! This caught my eye yesterday – just so you know how incredible yesterday’s rally was. When I wrote this letter yesterday morning, corn, soybean, and wheat futures were all on track to post their first mon...

California avocados exported to China for first time March 15 , 2021 Mission Produce and its partner Mr. Avocado, one of China’s leading avocado brands, have sent the first-ever shipment of avocados to the Asian country from California. “Mission was the first to send avocados to China from Peru, Chile and Colombia – and now we’re the first to send from California,” said Steve Barnard, CEO and Founder of Mission Produce. “Our goal is to provide a year-round supply of the World’s Finest Avocados, and now we’re doing so with more volumes and availability than before.” Market a...

2. Weekly Export Sales of Corn Drop to Fresh Marketing-Year Low Export sales of corn hit a fresh marketing-year low last week while soybean and wheat sales improved, according to the USDA. Corn sales to overseas buyers dropped to 115,900 metric tons in the seven days that ended on Feb. 25, the agency said in a report. That’s down 74% from the previous week and 96% from the prior four-week average. Sales actually were fairly robust with China buying 1.05 million metric tons of the grain, followed by Mexico at 181,900 tons and Saudi Arabia at 129,300 tons. Japan took 108,600 tons and South...