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BRAZIL CUTS CROP ESTIMATE
Compiled By Greg Lamp
The Brazilian marketing consultant Safras & Mercada has cut its estimate of Brazil's 2005 soybean crop to 61.16 million metric tons (MMT) from a previous...
Brazil Bean Crop Down
Compiled By Greg Lamp
USDA cut its estimate of Brazil's next soybean crop to 63 million metric tons from 64.5 million metric tons due to continued dryness in the southern state...
Brazil Copes With Rust
By Greg Lamp
The wave of worry over Asian soybean rust continues to swell here in the U.S. Even with the flood of information being provided, American farmers just...
Tech Fees For Stolen Technology?
By James Thompson
You call it the tech fee. Here in Brazil, it's a royalty. But whatever you call it, Monsanto wants money for its Roundup Ready soybean technology. The...
Brazilian Soybeans And ASIAN RUST
By James Thompson
Experienced with rust, many Brazilian farmers lay out their planted areas in a grid and check the center of each square at least every other day. They...
Keep A Watchful Eye On Brazil
By Greg Lamp
After returning from a two-week tour of the soybean and cattle growing meccas of Brazil, U.S. farmers would be wise to keep a watchful eye on that country's...
Rust Risk Greater In Brazil
Compiled By Greg Lamp
Finding rust in Brazil is more likely than in the major soybean-producing region of the north central U.S., according to Iowa State University plant pathologists....
RUST SPREADING IN BRAZIL
Compiled By Greg Lamp
At press time, Asian soybean rust has spread to 128 municipalities in nine Brazilian states and the Federal District, according to Embrapa, their government...
Slower Growth Or A Hiccup
By James Thompson
Is the expansion slowing, or will this season be seen as just a hiccup in Brazil's continued soybean growth? Since the 2000-2001 crop, Brazil's soy-planted...
CBOT To Launch Brazil Soy Contracts
Compiled By Greg Lamp
The Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) plans to launch Brazilian soybean and soymeal contracts in May. According to The Brock Report, the move is being made...
