March 31 Prospective Plantings, Grain Stocks Reports

See all of the report data, coverage and analysis of USDA’s March 31 Prospective Plantings and Grain Stocks reports.

See all of the report data, coverage and analysis of USDA’s March 31 Prospective Plantings and Grain Stocks reports.

News and Analysis

Corn Use Stronger Than Expected
Smaller-than-expected corn stocks indicate that demand has been better than expected, driven by exports as well as ethanol and feed use.

Corn Acres Slip to Five-Year Low but Beans at Record High
Combined corn and soybean acreage climbed to 171.9 million acres, which was 1.3 million more than last year, lower than the 4 million to 5 million that some analysts had expected.

Power Hour: Predicting Corn Prices Post-Reports
The release of USDA’s Prospective Plantings report Monday has experts speculating about where corn prices are headed.

From the News Wires

U.S. Corn Acres to Reach Four-Year Low, Says USDA

Soybeans Rise to Nine-Month High as U.S. Reserves at 10-Year Low

Blog Commentary

Grain Hedge: After the USDA Reports, Will the Rallies Continue?

The Hueber Report: March Reports Are Finally Behind Us

Hedging Corn and Soybeans: USDA Report for 3/31/14


Reports

Prospective Plantings

Prospective Plantings: Corn Acres Drop 4%, Soybeans Up 6%

2014 Prospective Planting: Corn

2014 Prospective Planting: Soybeans

2014 Prospective Planting: Wheat

2014 Prospective Planting: Cotton

2014 Prospective Planting: Sorghum, Rice, Canola, All Hay

2014 Prospective Planting: Crop Area Planted and Harvested

Grain Stocks

Grain Stocks: Corn Stocks Up 30% From a Year Ago

2014 March Grain Stocks: Corn, Soybeans, Wheat

2014 March Grain Stocks: Grain Stocks by Position and Month

AgWeb’s Prospective Plantings Preview Reports

Read several regional reports and pre-report analysis of USDA’s March 31 Prospective Plantings report.

What will you plant this year? Submit your crop plans to AgWeb Crop Comments by emailing cropcomments@agweb.com.

See how the reports are affecting prices. Visit the AgWeb Markets Center.


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Related Stories
Arlan Suderman, Chief Commodities Economist with StoneX says the corn and soybean markets were trading higher yields coming into the report and saw a positive reaction as a result.
A rare, late-season cut of 1.6 bu. per acre to the national corn yield dropped ending stocks to 1.758 billion bushels, while stronger export demand trimmed soybean carryout despite record yields across the Western Corn Belt.
Kyle Bumsted of Allendale, Inc. says, “The way we rallied off our lows here on Friday and the bounce we saw here on Monday, it does feel like cattle put in some sort of intermediate low.”
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