USDA Report Snapshot

USDA Crop Production and Supply & Demand Report highlights.

Following is a snapshot of key data from this morning’s USDA Crop Production and Supply & Demand Reports:

Crop Production

USDA

Avg.

Range

Aug.

2010

in billion bushels

Corn

12.497

12.505

11.913-12.913

12.914

12.447

Soybeans

3.085

3.025

2.924-3.085

3.056

3.329

Cotton (mil. bales)

16.556

16.01

15.24-16.55

16.55

18.10

2010-11 carryover

USDA

Avg.

Range

USDA Aug.

2009-10

in billion bushels

Corn

0.920

0.974

0.929-1.080

0.940

1.708

Soybean

0.225

0.232

0.223-0.240

0.230

0.151

2011-12 carryover

USDA

Avg.

Range

Aug.

in billion bushels

Corn

0.672

0.636

0.497-0.757

0.715

Soybeans

0.165

0.152

0.110-0.188

0.155

Wheat

0.761

0.667

0.628-0.705

0.671

Cotton (mil. bales

3.40

NA

NA

3.30

Global carryover in MMT

2011-12
September

2011-12
August

2010-11

Corn

117.39
114.53
124.30

Wheat

194.59
188.87
193.34

Soybeans

62.55
60.95
68.82

Meal

7.17
6.93
7.13

Soyoil

2.49
2.47
3.03

Cotton

51.91
52.66
43.97

Global crop projections

2011-12
September

2011-12
August

2010-11

Million Metric Tons

Australia wheat

25.0
25.0
26.0

Canada wheat

24.0
21.5
23.17

Argentine wheat

13.5
13.5
15.0

China wheat

117.0
117.0
115.18

EU-27 wheat

135.79
133.49
135.61

FSU-12 wheat

107.45
106.62
80.97

South Africa corn

12.5
12.5
12.0

Argentina corn

27.5

26.0

22.0

Brazil corn

61.0
57.0
55.0

China corn

178.0
178.0
173.0

Brazil soybeans

73.5
73.5
74.5

Argentine soybeans

53.0
53.0
49.0

China soybeans

14.0
14.0
15.1

India cotton

27.0
27.0
25.4

Australia cotton

4.5
4.5
4.2

China cotton

34.0
33.0
30.5

Pakistan cotton

9.8
10.3
8.80

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