April Position Report Highlights The “April Position Report,” released on Tuesday, May 14th, marked the second strongest shipping month of the 2023/2024 crop year for almonds. With just three months […]
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Author: Elizabeth Gilbert
Higher Wheat Yields by 10%: Achievable with NGT Varieties
Australia Begins Extensive Testing of Genetically Modified Wheat Preparatory work for extensive testing of genetically modified wheat has commenced in Australia. The local firm, InterGrain, is cultivating hundreds of wheat […]
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UGA Lowers 2024 Crop Estimate of Grains and Oilseeds
Lower Harvest Projection The Ukrainian Grain Association (UGA) has revised its forecast for the 2024 harvest, lowering it by 1.5 million metric tons (MMT) to a total of 74.6 MMT […]
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Soybean Prices Rise in May Amid Uncertainties in Brazil
Impact of Currency Exchange Rates In May, the exchange rate had a positive effect on the Brazilian soybean market. The commercial dollar appreciated by 0.33%, closing at 5.20R$ -or 0,91€ […]
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EU’s High Tariffs on Russian and Belarusian Grain Imports Sparks Russian Outrage
European Union (EU) countries have decided to impose high tariffs on grain and some agricultural products imported from Russia and Belarus.European Union (EU) countries have decided to impose high tariffs […]
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Soybean Prices Close Lower Ahead of Holiday
Market Dynamics and Futures Trading Soybean Meal Futures Decline Soybean meal futures for July delivery closed down $7.50, or 1.99%, at $369.10 per ton. The Brazilian soybean market recorded minimal […]
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Wheat Prices Surge Amid Positive Market Developments
Wheat market prices are on the rise as positive news continues to influence stock prices, leading traders to actively purchase wheat futures. Reduced Forecasts for Russian Wheat Production Experts from […]
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Ukraine to Revive Memorandum on Grain Export Amidst Production Concerns
Agrarian associations and the Ministry of Agrarian Policy are in discussions to reintroduce the Memorandum on grain export, aiming to ensure market stability amidst expected production declines. Discussions Underway for […]
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Soybean Prices Fall as South American Harvest Ends and U.S. Planting Accelerates
Soybean prices have taken a hit as the harvest in South America concludes and U.S. planting speeds up. This market shift is influenced by various factors including strong competition and […]
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Low Canola Planting Rates in Canada Boost EU Prices
Cold and wet weather in Canada is delaying canola planting, which is supporting canola prices in the EU. Meanwhile, rainfall in Australia is improving prospects for their upcoming canola crop. […]
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