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Don't forget good/excellent isn't the only category! National winter #wheat condition index still fell for the 4th consecutive week despite the 1% uptick in G/E, with poor/very poor rising 2% to more than offset the gain. #oatt
Winter #wheat Good to Excellent rating rises 1 point, while condition index score drops another point. Why I don't follow G/E. 27% rated Poor / Very Poor this week, versus 25% last week. 67% of NE, 44% of KS, 45% of CO, 49% of OK, 56% of TX is rated P/VP #oatt
Melinda Terwillegar with the USDA Crop Progress Report: brnw.ch/21x2bHN — #soybeans #wheat #corn #usda
Melinda Terwillegar with the USDA Crop Progress Report: brnw.ch/21x2bHO — #soybeans #wheat #corn #usda
Watch today's Closing grain market commentary with Dawson Evers: brnw.ch/21x2bGf — #soybeans #wheat #corn
Continuing to see (ugly) records being made in hard red winter #wheat country. Colorado: Good/excellent down another 3% WoW to only 5%, lowest on record. Nebraska: Poor/very poor up another 2% WoW to 67%, highest on record. #oatt
Percentage of US #wheat rated very poor/poor. Not much change from the previous week. Colorado conditions fell by 9% to 54% VP/P. Moisture helped bring some incremental improvement in Oklahoma and Kansas with percentages falling by 4% and 3%. KC/Chicago spreads in tact.
From seed to slice, hear how a SD #wheat producer has made a locally sourced business out of bread grown from her freshly milled wheat! 🌾 @wheatsd
The @FVCoop APAs finding good moisture in the #wheat stubble considering the lack of measurable precipitation this winter and spring.
Planting our first corn hybrid plot for the year. DRYland 😁 actually surprised no more rain than received since last September good moisture in the wheat stubble. @FVCoop
Winter #wheat 49% headed vs. 37% last year, and 32% on average, 31% good to excellent (+1%) and 37% poor to very poor(+2%) Kansas 22% g to e. Spring 32% planted vs. 42% ly and 35% on av, 10% emerged vs. 12% ly and 9% on average
🇨🇦 #Wheat production in #Canada could decline by 10% in the MY 2026/27 The main reason will be a return of yields to average levels following the record-breaking 2025/26 season, when production reached nearly 40 mln tons. More details 👉ukragroconsult.com/?p=315199
#Wheat is ripping through shorts today. We also think fresh long money likely entered the market over the past few sessions. There is no obvious single trigger behind the move. It could be the cumulative effect of everything we have been writing about since the start of the Iran
Watch today's Closing grain market commentary with Dawson Evers: brnw.ch/21x2bGe — #soybeans #wheat #corn
Solid #wheat inspections at 16 mbu, near the 16.2 mbu week needed, and above the mid-point of the expected range.
Weekly export inspections for week ending April 30 has #corn at 79.8 mb, the 2nd highest of the marketing year; #soybeans at 16.5 mb, the lowest of the marketing year with #wheat at 16.0 mb.#oatt
🔍📉 Opinion: Will rain save Kansas #wheat? Our data says no. An interesting pattern emerges when examining the three most similar analog seasons for #Kansas #HRW: all experienced rainfall at the end of April and beginning of May after a prolonged #dry period. All of them ended
Chicago #wheat slid on Monday, giving up some of its recent gains, though a severe drought across US winter crop areas kept prices close to a two-year high. #Soybeans rose on expectations of planting delays in the US Midwest, while #corn ticked lower. brecorder.com/news/amp/40419…
Chicago #wheat futures have surged to their highest level in nearly two years, trading above USD 6.6 per bushel and lifting the year-to-date gain for the prompt contract to 29%, as drought across key US growing regions pressures yields at a time when soaring fertilizer costs have
Melinda Terwillegar with the USDA Crop Progress Report: brnw.ch/21x2bHO — #soybeans #wheat #corn #usda
Melinda Terwillegar with the USDA Crop Progress Report: brnw.ch/21x2bHN — #soybeans #wheat #corn #usda
Winter #wheat Good to Excellent rating rises 1 point, while condition index score drops another point. Why I don't follow G/E. 27% rated Poor / Very Poor this week, versus 25% last week. 67% of NE, 44% of KS, 45% of CO, 49% of OK, 56% of TX is rated P/VP #oatt
Watch today's Closing grain market commentary with Dawson Evers: brnw.ch/21x2bGf — #soybeans #wheat #corn
Watch today's Closing grain market commentary with Dawson Evers: brnw.ch/21x2bGe — #soybeans #wheat #corn
From seed to slice, hear how a SD #wheat producer has made a locally sourced business out of bread grown from her freshly milled wheat! 🌾 @wheatsd
Don't forget good/excellent isn't the only category! National winter #wheat condition index still fell for the 4th consecutive week despite the 1% uptick in G/E, with poor/very poor rising 2% to more than offset the gain. #oatt
Percentage of US #wheat rated very poor/poor. Not much change from the previous week. Colorado conditions fell by 9% to 54% VP/P. Moisture helped bring some incremental improvement in Oklahoma and Kansas with percentages falling by 4% and 3%. KC/Chicago spreads in tact.
Continuing to see (ugly) records being made in hard red winter #wheat country. Colorado: Good/excellent down another 3% WoW to only 5%, lowest on record. Nebraska: Poor/very poor up another 2% WoW to 67%, highest on record. #oatt
Winter #wheat 49% headed vs. 37% last year, and 32% on average, 31% good to excellent (+1%) and 37% poor to very poor(+2%) Kansas 22% g to e. Spring 32% planted vs. 42% ly and 35% on av, 10% emerged vs. 12% ly and 9% on average
Solid #wheat inspections at 16 mbu, near the 16.2 mbu week needed, and above the mid-point of the expected range.
Wheat procurement by the Punjab Food Department increased from 6,421 hundred metric tons in 1971-72 to 36,903 hundred metric tons in 2020-21. 🌾 #Wheat | #Stats
The @FVCoop APAs finding good moisture in the #wheat stubble considering the lack of measurable precipitation this winter and spring.
Planting our first corn hybrid plot for the year. DRYland 😁 actually surprised no more rain than received since last September good moisture in the wheat stubble. @FVCoop
At the close of the markets: · July #Corn up 5½ · July #Soy up 19½ · July #Wheat up 3¼ · CDN$: 0.7362
Closing vol-run M-20.3% N-18.5% Q-19.3% U-19.5% V-18.8% X-18.4% F-16.6% H-15.0% K-13.9% #soybeans #corn N-25.9% Z-25.6% #wheat N-34.3% Z-29.1%
Don't forget good/excellent isn't the only category! National winter #wheat condition index still fell for the 4th consecutive week despite the 1% uptick in G/E, with poor/very poor rising 2% to more than offset the gain. #oatt
#Wheat is ripping through shorts today. We also think fresh long money likely entered the market over the past few sessions. There is no obvious single trigger behind the move. It could be the cumulative effect of everything we have been writing about since the start of the Iran
Winter #wheat Good to Excellent rating rises 1 point, while condition index score drops another point. Why I don't follow G/E. 27% rated Poor / Very Poor this week, versus 25% last week. 67% of NE, 44% of KS, 45% of CO, 49% of OK, 56% of TX is rated P/VP #oatt
Continuing to see (ugly) records being made in hard red winter #wheat country. Colorado: Good/excellent down another 3% WoW to only 5%, lowest on record. Nebraska: Poor/very poor up another 2% WoW to 67%, highest on record. #oatt
Chicago #wheat futures have surged to their highest level in nearly two years, trading above USD 6.6 per bushel and lifting the year-to-date gain for the prompt contract to 29%, as drought across key US growing regions pressures yields at a time when soaring fertilizer costs have
Uzun vadedeki sığınma limanlarımızdan Buğday #Wheat bu hafta tüm kritik desteklerinin üzerinde sakin sakin yükselişte. $591 üzerinde kaldığı sürece yön yukarı benim için🙏 #weat
US #wheat is finally starting to price in freeze risk on April 18. We had that story on our radar well before today’s move. We flagged it for clients (sizov.report/?utm_source=tw…) when wheat was still 30 cents lower. Now the market is catching up. A close above 6.50 would be a
The planting delay in Russia looks serious. The crop signal is less straightforward. As of April 30, Russia had planted only 0.4 mln ha of spring #wheat, down 81% YoY. Cool and wet weather slowed fieldwork, and some local analysts have started cutting crop estimates. SovEcon is
Fascinating PNAS paper on the possible origin of #bread #wheat (Triticum aestivum) in the South Caucasus, around 8,000 years ago. One of humanity’s most important crops is beginning to reveal its story with remarkable clarity. A short thread 🧵
Is the Euronext #wheat short finally running out of steam? Our base case: probably yes. Last week, funds added 9K longs and covered 6K shorts, as predicted in our Friday report. That matters even if you only hold $WEAT (SRW contracts). Euronext is worth tracking as a benchmark
🇨🇦 #Wheat production in #Canada could decline by 10% in the MY 2026/27 The main reason will be a return of yields to average levels following the record-breaking 2025/26 season, when production reached nearly 40 mln tons. More details 👉ukragroconsult.com/?p=315199
“#Wheat has nine lives,” but in some cases it feels like it may have run out of them. U.S. winter wheat was hit hard last weekend. Plains temperatures fell to -4C to -6C (21-25F) for several hours on April 18-19 in parts of Colorado, Nebraska, and Kansas. Wheat is already
Are we running out of high-quality #wheat? Funds’ hard red spring wheat position just hit a record high. That could reflect weather risk, especially with moisture concerns in North Dakota, but also a broader concern that later-planted wheat may be more exposed to higher fuel and
Russia’s spring #wheat planting is falling sharply behind last year. As of April 24, farmers had planted only 0.2 mln ha versus 1.5 mln ha a year earlier as cold and wet weather slowed fieldwork. The delay is obvious. The bigger question is whether it becomes a real crop issue.
🔍📉 Opinion: Will rain save Kansas #wheat? Our data says no. An interesting pattern emerges when examining the three most similar analog seasons for #Kansas #HRW: all experienced rainfall at the end of April and beginning of May after a prolonged #dry period. All of them ended
Russia’s agriculture minister says grain planting is following the 2022 scenario, when the country harvested a record #wheat crop. We’ve been writing about this for weeks. What matters is not late planting by itself. That is not positive. What matters is good soil moisture
Percentage of US #wheat rated very poor/poor. Not much change from the previous week. Colorado conditions fell by 9% to 54% VP/P. Moisture helped bring some incremental improvement in Oklahoma and Kansas with percentages falling by 4% and 3%. KC/Chicago spreads in tact.
About .5 inch rain since my last post about #wheat. To to guy who had the spray plane going last week, you win the award for most optimistic of the month.
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