11/13/2009 10:43AM
World wheat use for 2009/10 is projected slightly up 0.2 million tons
this month, while feed use is up 1.3 million. Wheat feed and residual
use for 2009/10, which includes losses, is increased in Russia 0.5
million tons to 18.0 million, due to increased production.
11/13/2009 10:12AM
USDA’s National Agriculture Statistics Service (NASS) November Crop
Production reported several changes to the estimates published in the
Small Grains 2009 Summary.
10/14/2009 09:01AM
National Agricultural Statistics Service’s (NASS) September Small
Grains–2009 Summary reported all wheat production at 2,220 million
bushels in 2009, up 36 million bushels from the September forecast, but
down 279 million bushels from 2008.
10/14/2009 08:57AM
U.S. wheat ending stocks for 2009/10 are projected 121 million bushels
higher this month as increased production and lower expected use more
than offset a 10-million-bushel reduction in carryin.
09/15/2009 10:22AM
World wheat production in 2009/10 is forecast at 663.7 million tons, up
4.4 million this month. Half of the increase has occurred in the EU-27,
where wheat production is forecast up 2.2 million tons to reach 138.5
million.
09/15/2009 09:41AM
Total projected supplies for 2009/10, at 2,961 million bushels, are
unchanged from August, but 29 million bushels above 2008/09. Higher
beginning stocks more than offset lower production and imports year to
year.
08/12/2009 01:13PM
Domestic: In July, wheat prices were mixed as the pace of harvest in the northern hemisphere accelerated. Hard Red Winter (HRW) slipped $2 to $233/ton, Soft Red Winter (SRW) rose $9 to $185/ton, Hard Red Spring (HRS) declined $5 to $261/ton, and Soft White (SWW) was down $11 to $204/ton.
07/14/2009 10:14AM
World wheat trade projected for 2009/10 increased 0.6 million tons this month to 121.9 million tons. Based mostly on the pace of imports and consumption in 2008/09, 2009/10 imports are up 0.3 million tons for Syria, 0.2 million each for Turkey and Yemen, and 0.1 million tons for Angola and Nigeria.
07/14/2009 10:11AM
Global wheat production in 2009/10 is projected to reach 656.5 million tons, inching up just 0.4 million tons this month. This marginal increase is the net result of a 2.6-millionton increase in forecast U.S. production and a 2.2-million-ton decrease in expected foreign production. Unfavorable weather