PRO FARMER
Citing better-than-expected yields, the Buenos Aires Grain Exchange raised its Argentine wheat production estimate.
As is our tradition, Pro Farmer named our ag story, person and event of the year.
The cargo pileup at West Coast ports had a bigger impact on farm exports from California than the China/U.S. trade war, say three economists.
USDA’s Cold Storage Report showed U.S. beef stocks rose contra-seasonally in November.
Supplies of natural gas are tight and there is growing doubt about reserve fuel stocks.
Ukraine might decide in mid-January to limit milling wheat exports for the rest of the 2021-22 marketing year to protect domestic supplies and keep prices from rising. . .
Soybean futures rallied for a seventh consecutive session behind strength in soymeal and expectations dryness will cut soybean yield potential in Argentina and Brazil.
Potash prices will likely remain high into the new year given U.S. sanctions against Belarus Potash Company (BPC).