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Ag Annual Forum Outlook For 2021-22

Canberra – February 22, 2021 Assie wheat production for the 2020/21 season has hit a record high of 33.7 million metric tonnes according to the recent crop report from Australian Ag With such large production one much ask, where is all this wheat going? The Australian Ag Statistics bulk export figures show that 782,499 metric

Grain prices were mixed on the end of the week, however, this week closed with a positive note for all grains and oilseed complex, in spite extreme volatily, with wheat emerging as the biggest winner of the week, mainly thanks historically low temperatures across the Great Plains. This week, indeed, winter storms brought much-needed precipitation

Grain prices were mixed once again Thursday. Wheat was the clear winner, as wheat prices continued their recent rollercoaster ride yesterday with a round of significant technical buying that pushed some contracts more than 3% higher as traders continue to assess likely winterkill damage in the U.S. and reports of lower production potential in Russia.

North America markets were closed yesterday for President Day and Family Day holiday. In pre-opening this morning, prices are upping on all products in the context of climatic risk due to the cold snap in place in USA. On the other hand, European exchanges were operating yesterday, with values that were firmed. In fact, on

Canberra – February 15, 2021 Aussie national commodity forecast are lifting for current-crop wheat, barley and canola, arriving the biggest wheat crop on record. Harvesting of all three crops is now over in all, with wheat now forecast to produce 33.3 million tonnes (Mt), 5 per cent higher than the previous record of 31.8Mt set