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Little evidence of decline in Chinese corn demand in US export sales data As speculation took hold this week that China was looking to restrict corn imports and cancel cargo, US data shows the Asian country would seem to be continuing to purchase US corn. Yesterday saw the release of the anticipated weekly US export sales data. Following last week’s strong sales, this report was always going to make impressive reading, said UK based oilseed and grain market specialists, CRM Agri. US weekly net corn sales of 555.9KT for 2020/2021 were up noticeably from the previ...

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The improved weather conditions in the US Midwest as well as in Brazil are taking some of the risk premium out of the market, says UK analysts. Global wheat markets have continued to be under pressure this week. Improving crop prospects across the northern hemisphere are leading to a sustained reversal in US and European wheat markets, said Peter Collier, senior market advisor, A big relief for production fears next season have been rainfall forecasts across key spring wheat regions in the US and Canada, which, until recently, have been exceptionally dry, he told ...

First published on Fri 21 May 2021 10.45 EDT They have graced the exterior of one of the most beautiful medieval churches in England for 500 years. But carvings at St Mary’s in Beverley, in the East Riding of Yorkshire, have become unrecognisable fragments, eroded by centuries of weather. Now the crumbling stonework is to be replaced by nine carvings celebrating the achievements of women. Eight are historical figures from the fields of maths, science and engineering. The ninth, pending confirmation from Buckingham Palace, will be the Queen. St Mary’s, which dates from 1120 and is Grade I ...

17 May 2021 The Western Australian government says the state could play host to a stunning total of 100 gigawatts of new wind and solar capacity to produce green hydrogen by 2030, and could double that number by 2040. The staggering numbers were cited in a speech last week by the state’s hydrogen industry minister Alannah MacTiernan – and to put them in context, WA currently has less than one gigawatt of wind and solar capacity and the entire country has barely more than 10GW of operating large scale wind and solar. “With current and planned projects under consideration we could see Wes...