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Will Brazilian drought help rice prices? - Vimarsana News

Will Brazilian drought help rice prices?

Drought conditions in Brazil and Paraguay may help rice prices.

Price bounce coming for U.S. rice? - Vimarsana News

Price bounce coming for U.S. rice?

Sometimes when commodity prices have been falling for what seems like forever, the markets will suddenly turn upwards and give farmers an unexpected opportunity to sell their crops at a slight profit. That short-term recovery is often called a dead cat bounce, referring to what happens if you drop a dead cat off the side of a grain bin, metaphorically speaking. It will bounce; it won’t go very high, but it will bounce. “I believe we’re going to see a dead cat bounce in the price,” said Milo Hamilton, co-founder and senior economic analyst for Firstgrain, Inc. “By that, I mean it cou...

Rice prices could improve later this season, analyst says - Vimarsana News

Rice prices could improve later this season, analyst says

If, as some observers are predicting, U.S. rice farmers plant 20% to 30%  fewer acres of rice in 2021; Brazil’s drought continues; and China’s feed demand for rice keeps growing, U.S. rice prices could begin to rebound later this year. That’s several ifs, but Milo Hamilton, co-founder and senior agricultural economist for Firstgrain, Inc., says that’s how the price situation may begin to play out for U.S. growers who face an explosion in soybean prices. “If you look at the broad sweep of commodities, the big mover has been gold,” said Hamilton, who spoke during the Rice Marketing...

Mid-South Farm & Gin Show offers hybrid experience - Vimarsana News

Mid-South Farm & Gin Show offers hybrid experience

Getty Images/iStockphoto “The safety of our attendees is our number one priority and offering both formats will accommodate those who can’t or don’t wish to travel to Memphis for the show,” said Tim Price. The virtual platform will be available on Feb. 25 and feature both live and recorded materials. Jan 13, 2021 The 2021 Mid-South Farm & Gin Show, Feb. 26-27, will offer in-person and virtual platforms for attendees to access.   “The safety of our attendees is our number one priority and offering both formats will accommodate those who can’t or don’t...