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Grain prices surged significantly higher again yesterday on Chicago, spurred by this week’s cold snap, which brought rain, snow and the prospects of widespread planting delays in corn and soybean wake. The world not being able to undergo climatic hazards in a context of very tight balance sheets, mainly in soybeans and corn. The Midwest and […]

Il grano a Chicago è supportato dalle preoccupazioni per i danni alle colture invernali statunitensi causati dal clima gelido. Le temperature fredde nelle pianure meridionali degli Stati Uniti, hanno causato alcuni danni da congelamento, anche se limitati, al raccolto del grano duro invernale rosso (HRW). Il freddo nel Midwest, ha danneggiato la crescita del grano

According to Ukrainian Agriculture Ministry data showed on this morning, Ukraine’s #grain exports have fallen by 23.1% to 37.5 million tonnes so far this season, which runs from July 2020 to June 2021, . The exports have seen 14.7 million tonnes of wheat, 18.1 million tonnes of corn and 4.1 million tonnes of barley, the

On Chicago, corn prices gained more than 2% yesterday, closing at multiyear highs above $6 per bushel. Nearby soybean contracts are also getting tantalizingly close to $15 pe bushel after rising another 1.5% higher. Wheat contracts picked up between 1% and 1.5%. As skittish investors worried about economic recovery amid a global rise in coronavirus

Mais e soia tirano su i prezzi del grano La colza va sempre più in alto I prezzi del grano a Chicago hanno ripreso a crescere a seguito delle rinnovate preoccupazioni legate ai danni alle colture invernali negli Stati Uniti. Il clima gelido che sta attualmente sferzando le Pianure Meridionali ed il Midwest va ad

According to the U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE there was the following outstanding export sale activity: Export sales of 114,300 metric tons of corn for delivery to #Mexico during the 2020/2021 marketing year. The marketing year for corn began Sept. 1.

The Wheat 20-04-2021

Grain prices heated up Monday on Chicago, as widespread cool weather is moving its way through the central U.S., even if wheat contracts finished session with lightly mixed results. Much colder weather on the way to the central U.S., of course, won’t be good for planting progress. Frost concerns continue to circulate for the southern