Grain stocks and acreage report
Corn stocks jumped to 8.6 billion bu., down 3% from this report last year. Soybean stocks hit a record 2.72 billion bu.—a whopping 29% jump from March last year. Wheat sings the same tune and USDA Scheduled Release Dates for Agency Reports and Summaries. The default view will be seven (7) days starting from today. If you would like to view reports for a different time frame you can select the desired dates in the following form. QUARTERLY GRAIN STOCKS. USDA pegged corn ending stocks as of March 1 at 8.605 billion bushels, within the range of pre-report expectations, and down 3% from last year at this time. Friday USDA released its Quarterly Grain Stocks report and March Prospective Plantings report. Analysts are telling farmers to take the planting intentions report with a grain of salt while the market reels from a higher-than-expected corn stocks report. Grain and Feed, Barley, Corn, Grain Sorghum, Oats, This monthly report includes data on U.S. and global trade, production, consumption and stocks, as well as analysis of developments affecting world trade in grains. Covers wheat, rice and coarse grains (corn, barley, sorghum, oats and rye).
QUARTERLY GRAIN STOCKS. USDA pegged corn ending stocks as of March 1 at 8.605 billion bushels, within the range of pre-report expectations, and down 3% from last year at this time.
June 28, 12 p.m.DTN’s Lead Analyst Todd Hultman will explain what USDA’s June 28 grain stocks report says about grain demand and take a look at USDA’s June acreage reports. The USDA final acreage for 2017 was 90.142 million acres. Thus, if the USDA reports soybean acres on Friday at the average analyst estimate of 89.691 million acres, that would be a slight decrease in acreage of .50% from 2017. For soybean stocks, the average analyst estimate for the June 29th USDA Grain Stocks report is 1.225 billion bushels. Compare that to the June USDA stocks report in 2017 of .966 billion bushels and we’re looking at an increase in stocks of 26.81% year over year. Corn stocks jumped to 8.6 billion bu., down 3% from this report last year. Soybean stocks hit a record 2.72 billion bu.—a whopping 29% jump from March last year. Wheat sings the same tune and USDA Scheduled Release Dates for Agency Reports and Summaries. The default view will be seven (7) days starting from today. If you would like to view reports for a different time frame you can select the desired dates in the following form.
The 2019 June Grain Stocks and Acreage reports from USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) were certainly an eye opener. With most in the trade looking for another sharp fall in corn acres from the March intentions, the survey revealed a planted acreage number of 91.7 million acres (ma) — 4.3 ma above the average estimate
28 Jun 2019 Change. % Change. From. From. Crop. Unit. June. Previous. Previous. 2019. Estimate. Season. Winter Wheat. Planted. Mil Ac. 31.8. +0.9. -2.3. 3 Feb 2020 You may also click here to order 2020 ASB pocket calendars. Most Requested Reports. Acreage *; Agricultural Prices · Cattle *; Cattle on Feed * 30 Sep 2019 A table with 2018 acreage, yield, and production estimates by States is included on page 17 of this report. All wheat stored in all positions on 29 Mar 2019 In Tennessee, corn plantings were projected at. 850,000 acres, up 110,000 acres compared to 2018. It is important to note that the report.
Friday USDA released its Quarterly Grain Stocks report and March Prospective Plantings report. Analysts are telling farmers to take the planting intentions report with a grain of salt while the market reels from a higher-than-expected corn stocks report.
FSA Crop Acreage Data Reported to FSA 2019 Crop Year. Note: Beginning with the 2019 crop, producers may report the same acre of either wheat, barley, oats, rye, and triticale for grain and grazing. That situation can occur when a producer intends to graze cattle in the winter, remove the cattle, and harvest the grain when mature later that spring.
This report estimates, by state, the acreage, yields and production of various Grain Stocks is issued quarterly and details the quantity of grain in storage in the
June Grain Stocks % Change % Change From From Crop Unit June Previous Previous 2019 Estimate Year Stocks Corn Bil Bu 5.20 NA -1.9 Soybeans Bil Bu 1.79 NA +46.8 Sorghum Mil Bu 115 NA +75.5 Canola Mil Lbs 324 NA +67.4 Rice Mil Cwt 65.8 NA +46.1 Grain Stocks NASS Log in or Sign Up to subscribe. This full-text report, issued four times yearly, contains stocks of all wheat, durum wheat, corn, sorghum, oats, barley, soybeans, flaxseed, canola, rapeseed, rye, sunflower, safflower, mustard seed, by States and U.S. and by position (on-farm or off-farm storage); Grain stocks reports have been known to shatter prior illusions of grain demand, and there is always a chance that will happen again Friday. Dow Jones’ survey of analysts expects 5.26 billion bushels (bb) of U.S. corn stocks on June 1. If true, that means 11.68 bb of U.S. corn would have disappeared in the first three quarters of 2017-18, slightly less than 11.72 bb of disappearance a year ago. The 2019 June Grain Stocks and Acreage reports from USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) were certainly an eye opener. With most in the trade looking for another sharp fall in corn acres from the March intentions, the survey revealed a planted acreage number of 91.7 million acres (ma) — 4.3 ma above the average estimate Our grain market commentary focuses primarily on these commodities: corn, soybeans, and wheat. Morning and Afternoon videos are updated daily at 8:00 and 4:00 EST, respectively. USDA videos are produced monthly the day of the USDA report. June 28, 12 p.m.DTN’s Lead Analyst Todd Hultman will explain what USDA’s June 28 grain stocks report says about grain demand and take a look at USDA’s June acreage reports. The USDA final acreage for 2017 was 90.142 million acres. Thus, if the USDA reports soybean acres on Friday at the average analyst estimate of 89.691 million acres, that would be a slight decrease in acreage of .50% from 2017. For soybean stocks, the average analyst estimate for the June 29th USDA Grain Stocks report is 1.225 billion bushels. Compare that to the June USDA stocks report in 2017 of .966 billion bushels and we’re looking at an increase in stocks of 26.81% year over year.
The 2019 June Grain Stocks and Acreage reports from USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) were certainly an eye opener. With most in the trade looking for another sharp fall in corn acres from the March intentions, the survey revealed a planted acreage number of 91.7 million acres (ma) — 4.3 ma above the average estimate