wheat stocks

How are the wheat figures looking internationally?   "The September 30th Stocks Report reported a little bit higher stocks than a lot of folks expected," said Acting World AG Outlook Board Chair, Chair Mark Jekanowski.  "So that caused us to have to raise our beginning stocks estimate slightly. We also ...

How are the wheat figures looking internationally?   "The September 30th Stocks Report reported a little bit higher stocks than a lot of folks expected," said Acting World AG Outlook Board Chair, Chair Mark Jekanowski.  "So that caused us to have to raise our beginning stocks estimate slightly. We also ...

Taking a look at the at the latest WASDE, the biggest note about wheat was the change in production in several competitors of the U.S.  Outgoing World Outlook Board Chair, Seth Meyer, said the report cuts world production estimates by nine million metric tons.  ...

U.S. wheat growers and marketers continue to face a very challenging exporting environment.  USDA Outlook Board Chair Seth Meyer said other wheat-growing countries keep pushing their wheat exports at prices lower than the U.S. price. "Early on, the Russians exporting a fair amount, and now the Europeans coming on and exporting a fair amount, Canadian supplies and the ability of the Canadians

Despite USDA's recent adjustment upward in global wheat production from December, when it comes to year over year forecast, the Department reported a decrease around 30 million metric tons.  World Agricultural outlook Board Chair Seth Meyer said the primary change on the global wheat outlook was in forecast for Russian crop production.  ...

From September 1st 2017 to September 1st this year, wheat stocks across the Northwest jumped 11%.   In Washington, wheat stored in all positions September 1st totaled 166 million bushels, up from the 152 million bushels from a year earlier.  Of...

All wheat stocks stored in Northwest decreased 32% in the past year.  As of June 1st, wheat stored in all positions in Washington hit 44.1 million bushels, that’s down from last year’s 65 million bushels.  NASS said off stocks were down 30% in the past year, while on-farm stocks were off 63% compared to June 1st 2017.  In Idaho, all posit...