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KSU Wheat Market Situation and Outlook (via AgManager – January 2013)
From Kansas State University agricultural economist Dan O’Brien, analysis of the recent Wheat Reports from USDA. KSU Wheat Market Situation and Outlook (via AgManager – January 2013).
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Tagged ag economics, Kansas State University, USDA, wheat, wheat demand
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Wheat Field Report: Poor Crop Taking Shape
Despite various amounts of rain and snow throughout Kansas since Christmas, the Kansas wheat crop is in poor shape, based on reports from directors of the Kansas Association of Wheat Growers and personal observations occurring Jan. 15-Jan. 21. KAWG directors … Continue reading
Posted in Agronomy, Markets, Uncategorized
Tagged 2012 drought, 2013 drought, 2013 harvest, 2013 wheat crop, agronomy, drought, drought impact, farmers, Kansas, Kansas wheat crop, USDA, wheat crop, wheat crop condition, wheat supplies
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USDA’s Report Gives Puzzling Mixed Signals
Dan Maltby, principal of Dan Maltby Risk Management of Minneapolis, has made a career of grain tradinng, and offers unique insight into the commodities markets. In this era of volatile markets, his insight is more crucial than ever. We thought your … Continue reading
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Tagged corn, dan maltby, feed wheat, grain markets, grain trade, Kansas Wheat, USDA, wheat, wheat feed, world supply and demand
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USDA Forecasts 387 Million Bushel Kansas Crop
In its May 10 Crops Report, USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service estimated the Kansas winter wheat crop will total 387 million bushels, which – if realized - would be up 40% from last year and the highest total since 2003. The … Continue reading
The Buzz
Wheat Blast, Wheat Research, a Wheat Blog and Wheat Farms for Sale. Wheat news from the University of Kentucky is that “Wheat Blast,” an emerging threat to wheat production worldwide, was discovered in wheat research plots in that state a … Continue reading
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Tagged advocacy, agriculture, agronomy, Kansas, Kansas farmland, Kansas State University, Kansas Wheat, The Buzz, USDA, wheat, wheat blast, wheat research
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The Buzz
No land bubble this time, Texas A&M boosts wheat research and Mr. Stoskopf goes to Washington. Land prices. It seems like we’re talking about them each week here in The Buzz, and with good reason. Farmland values in Kansas are … Continue reading
USDA Reports are ‘Last Week’s News’
Last week’s big Crop and Wheat Plantings reports from the U.S. Department of Agriculture sent futures markets tumbling. But today, these reports are old news, as the markets are being influenced by “today’s” news. For instance, while January weather usually … Continue reading
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Tagged agriculture, crop condition, dryness, Kansas Wheat, markets, USDA, wheat
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The Buzz
Bearish reports, a ’Blueprint’ from USDA and the need to thwart domestic terrorists. That crashing noise you heard in the Farm Belt yesterday was the sound of wheat, corn and soybean prices plummeting, following the January World Agricultural Supply and Demand Report. … Continue reading
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Tagged advocacy, American Farm Bureau, Kansas Wheat, markets, MF Global, USDA, world supply and demand
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Weather Outlook Influencing Recent Price Moves
The wheat crop in Kansas is rated 46% good and 7% excellent, according to the Kansas Ag Statistics January Crop Report, released Jan. 3. Compared to this time last year, this is a dramatic improvement. But this crop still has … Continue reading
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Tagged Kansas Wheat, markets, USDA, wheat, wheat feed, world supply and demand
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Plenty of Wheat in the World…for Now
From the farmer-funded U.S. Wheat Associates, here is analysis on the December World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates report from USDA. A quick look at the new 2011/2012 forecasts tell the story: Global wheat production up to a record 689 … Continue reading
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Tagged markets, USDA, wheat, wheat quality, world supply and demand
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