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March Soy Crush Below Expectations
The National Oilseed Processors Association (NOPA) monthly crush report released Wednesday showed processors slowed operations in March ...
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USDA Cuts Brazil Soy Crop, U.S. Stocks
As expected, the USDA slashed its estimate of Brazil’s soybean crop again in Thursday morning’s world supply/demand report and also cut Argentine production. ...
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Richard Brock
House Backs Extended Ethanol Credit
The House of Representatives on Friday approved extending and expanding the fuel tax break for ethanol as part of a $275 billion transportation bill...
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Trade Sees Acres Shifting To Corn, Soybeans
On average, grain analysts expect USDA’s Prospective Plantings Survey to show U.S. soybean acreage to be up just over 1 million acres from last year...
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Brazil Harvest Moves Ahead Of Normal
Brazilian farmers had harvested an estimated 22% of their soybean crop by Friday...
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Mexico Reopens U.S. Beef Imports
Last week, Mexico said it would re-open its borders to most of the U.S. beef imports that were banned following the discovery of mad cow disease in the U.S. last December....
Farmland Prices EXPLODE
By Richard Brock
BOTTOM LINE Farmland prices. Everyone's interested. For most, the value of farmland probably comprises the majority of your net worth. After the recent...
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Brazil Cuts Soy Crop Estimate
Brazil's Agriculture Ministry has lowered its official forecast for 2003-2004 (Oct/Sept) soybean production to 57.66 million metric tons from a December forecast of 58.76 million tons....
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U.N. Warns Bird Flu Not Under Control
The United Nations on Friday warned Asian countries to "remain vigilant" in their fight against the bird flu virus that has killed 19 people in the region because the epidemic was still not under control....
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Bird Flu Case Causes U.S. Poultry Bans
An outbreak of bird flu in the state of Delaware has led several Asian nations to ban imports of U.S. poultry, but USDA officials are optimistic that the bans will not remain in place long....















