Exchange Further Cuts Argentine Corn Crop Forecast

The Buenos Aires Grain Exchange cut its Argentine corn crop estimate another 3 MMT.

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(Farm Journal)

The Buenos Aires Grain Exchange cut its Argentine corn crop estimate another 3 MMT to 46.5 MMT, citing damage from corn stunt disease caused by a leafhopper plague. Corn stunt disease has cut production by 10 MMT from the initial forecast, which called for a record crop.

The exchange kept its Argentine soybean crop estimate at 51 MMT but said it could reduce its forecast if yields continue to run lower than expected.

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