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...intelligence company Lanworth (Lanworth.com), that last year's U.S. corn and soybean crop production was lower than reported by U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), was supported yesterday by the agency's quarterly Grain Stocks report. The USDA lowered corn...
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Thomas Grisafi, trader, CEO of Indiana Grain Company, and commentator on Futures Line discusses the fallout from the June 30, 2010 USDA crop report
Mike McFarlane of Farms.com Risk Management looks at the USDA June 2010 WASDE Report - that had a bullish surprise for the corn crop.
Listen as Top Producer market analyst Jerry Gulke of the Gulke Group comments on today's USDA Crop Acreage Report.
Jim Bower of Bower Trading thinks there are market factors in play that USDA has not acknowledged in its May Supply/Demand report. Sometimes what is important is not the numbers in the report, but the market reaction, he says. This report initially declared negative yet trading has been rather positive. Bower believes the global numbers may the highest we see for these crops. We may have gotten the US crop off to a good start but it is a far cry from being made, he says. Theres also a good chance the Chinese crop may be smaller than the 166 mmt USDA used, and purchases may also be better. To learn more, visit www.AgWeb.com.
In its first look at 2010 production and use, USDA provided a lot of information for traders to mull over, but most will take it with a grain of salt, knowing that both acreage and yields may change in the course of the growing season. Good news for corn included the fact that USDA didnt find more in the Dakotas, did raise world use 2%, as well as US exports (200million bushels) and ethanol use (300 million bu.), leaving carryout below 2 billion, Jerry Gulke of the Gulke Group reports. Soybean carryover was unchanged, which is neutral to bearish as the trade wanted to see it reduced. To learn more, visit www.AgWeb.com.
New Crop Circle near Stonehenge reported 9th of may. Not man-made, see A.Pyrka's field report below Crop Circle Authority researcher Andrew Pyrka' s field report It was Sunday 7th of July 1996 when the crop circle makers made a day light formation in the same field, almost 14 years ago !. The makers have returned to this location once again by making a giant 500 foot (exactly in length ) formation, lying close to the A303 but yet you wouldnt know its there. Directly opposite is Stonehenge which is patrolled by security throughout the night. When we arrived it was still dark and parked close to the perimeter of Stonehenge and without much delay torch light was soon beaming towards us. It is without doubt that these guys were very observant and soon questioned us if we had any intentions of JUMPING , this is a term used by them as frequent jumpers climb over the fence and run towards Stonehenge just to touch the stones. We in turn asked them if they saw or heard anything in the last few nights, they replied that they did not see or hear anything unusual and were unaware of the formation even being there. The makers once again have chosen a less mature crop but I think we can safely say that position and location plays an important part in their choice of delivering that important message to us all. Whatever the message may be, Im sure it will keep us busy theorizing over the next few months. The frost covered Canola formation was just so immense that at eye level its very ...
If you havent already priced some 2010 beans, you may want to do it before the fall below $9, says Jerry Gulke of the Gulke Group in Chicago. We found more beans than in the January stocks report—they likely were in transit when the survey was taken. Thats like adding another million acres. At the same time, I think well ultimately plant more than the 78 million USDA projected in todays Planting Intentions report. Add to that slow movement of the South American crop and we could have burdensome supplies this fall. Listen to Jerrys tape for more details. For more, visit www.AgWeb.com.
The market didnt know what to make of todays corn and soybean reports, trading erratically, says Jerry Gulke of The Gulke Group. What will be very disappointing is if the corn market closes down 4 cents or 5 cents after the news is digested.
Todays reports were somewhat negative for corn and neutral for soybeans, says Bryan Doherty, analyst for Top Farmer Intelligence. If you have some new-crop sales in place, I wouldnt do much more on the basis of these reports. However, if you have no sales made, Id be proactive and get some sold, hoping theyll prove to be the worst sales you make. Listen to his full comments and advice here.
Will Hudgins from Hobbsville, NC, provides a crop report from his area. For more Crop Comments, visit www.AgWeb.com.
Pro Farmer's Chip Flory and US Farm Report's Al Pell discuss the potential market moves of the Jan. 12 USDA Crop Production report. They spoke during a recap of the Pro Farmer's Leading Edge Conference during the first-ever Ag Connect Expo. For complete Ag Connect coverage, visit www.AgWeb.com/AgConnect.
Jerry Gulke, Top Producer Market Strategy Columnist and president of The Gulke Group, offers his take on how to deal with USDA's 2009 Annual Crop Production Report
We could get some blockbuster reports again, says Jerry Gulke of Gulke Group. Going into the reports, I would take a defensive stand. Hear his full thoughts. For more TP Radio, visit www.TopProducer-Online.com.
Jerry Gulke, Gulke Group Owner and Top Producer columnist, provides audio analysis on the Nov. 10 USDA Crop Production report and the World Supply & Demand Report. For more TP Radio, visit www.TopProducer-Online.com.
Jerry Gulke provides analysis of the Oct. 10 USDA Crop Production reports. For more TP Radio, visit www.TopProducer-Online.com.
San Diego crop report values increase, despite economy and drought.
Jerry Gulke, Strategic Marketing Services Owner and Top Producer columnist, provides insight to the Aug. 12 USDA Crop Production reports. For more TP Radio, visit www.TopProducer-Online.com.
Dan Basse, president of AgResource Company, provides pre-report analysis for the upcoming August Crop Production report. For more TP Radio, visit www.TopProducer-Online.com.
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...because everybody is waiting for the USDA yield report next week." The USDA also has said it is re-surveying farmers about their crop acreages after the June report came in with corn acreage 4 million acres higher than expected. Arlan Suderman of Farm Futures...
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Des Moines Register
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farm wheat stocks owned by farmers and off-farm wheat stocks owned by warehouses and grain companies. These two together held 305.6 million bushels of wheat as of June 1 — or roughly 1 bushel per person living in the United States — the lowest level in 60 years. Of these stocks, o n-farm wheat stocks are at 25.6 million bushels, the lowest level of o n-farm wheat stocks since the USDA started keeping tabs back in 1934. So as you are driving in rural America before wheat harvest, the ...
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...income would go to forestry, he said, while row-crop farmers will face higher energy costs with little income to offset it. USDA's report said there could be a small decline in cropland as forestland expands, which would result in higher livestock feed costs,...
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EcoEarth News
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Grey aliens filmed lurking in a crop field - rare daytime sighting
Jerry Gulke, Strategic Marketing Services owner and Top Producer columnist, provides commentary on todays Supply & Demand and Crop Production USDA reports. For more TP Radio, visit www.TopProducer-Online.com. ... TP Radio Top PRoducer Jerry Gulke agriculture markets Supply Demand and Crop Production USDA reports
Jerry Gulke, Strategic Marketing Services owner and Top Producer columnist, provides commentary on todays Supply & Demand and Crop Production USDA reports. For more TP Radio, visit www.TopProducer-Online.com. ... TP Radio Top PRoducer Jerry Gulke Supply Demand and Crop Production USDA reports economics markets agriculture
Brian Doherty, senior market advisor for Stewart-Peteson, provides analysis on the July 10 Supply & Demand and Crop Production USDA reports. For more TP Radio, visit www.TopProducer-Online.com
2009 Crop Report - Roundtable Discussion Featuring Central States Commodities President Jason Britt (Bloomberg News)
University ranch. (5:56) Edible Landscape From community gardens to prairie restoration, Native Americans are reconnecting with the land. (7:10) Prairie Power Bison deliver delicious meat rich in selenium, a natural mineral with strong anti-cancer properties. (4:30) Return Of The Juneberry Once common in the Great Plains tribal diet, the nutritious Juneberry is making a welcome comeback. (3:10) Producer: USDA Creative Commons license: Public Domain ... natural resources environment tribal ...
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...for the two commodities in its monthly report on global agricultural supply and demand. Estimated prices for corn and soybean crops were raised. By the USDA's estimates, less than a two-week supply of soybeans, or about 110 million bushels, will be left over...
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Des Moines Register
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Listen in as Jerry Gulke, Strategic Marketing Services Owner and Top Producer columnist, provides insight on the June 10 USDA Crop Production Report. To learn more, visit www.TopProducer-Online.com.
Listen to Gavin Maguire, EHedger director, provide audio analysis of the June 10 USDA Crop Production report. To learn more, visit www.TopProducer-Online.com.
Farm Journals Pam Smith shows a planter stirring up dust in Illinois. To read and see more crop reports, visit www.AgWeb.com.
TWILA TV's AJ Sabine sits down with Nathan Crisp from the USDA about current crop reports. ... LOUISIANA FARM BUREAU THIS WEEK IN TWILA ALLISON AJ SABINE NATHAN CRISP USDA CROP REPORT
Tommy Dell, of Westminster, Md., is planting a wheat cover crop to protect the Chesapeake Bay. To read more farmer crop comments, visit www.AgWeb.com.
Listen in as Bill Biedermann, Senior Vice President for Allendale, Inc., provides insight on the May 12 USDA Crop Production reports. To learn more, visit www.TopProducer-Online.com.
Listen in as Jerry Gulke, Strategic Marketing Services Owner and Top Producer columnist, provides insight on the May 12 USDA Crop Production Reports. To learn more, visit www.TopProducer-Online.com.
Monsanto is at it again, and this time, visiting farmers in Tennessee. Farmers in the area are behind in planting and even a little on edge about getting their crop in the ground in a timely fashion. Not only do these farmers talk about planting, but they discuss the technology that helps improve their bottom line. But enough of the intro, hear about it for yourself in the latest planting report, brought to you by Monsanto (www.monsanto.com). ... Tennessee Planting USDA Monsanto Corn ...
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...sales remain robust as Chinese buying remains strong in the face of a smaller South American crop, particularly in Argentina. USDA's weekly export inspections report shows cumulative marketing year exports through April 23 at 1 billion bushels. During the...
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AXcess News
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2009: 09:24 AM ET money.cnn.com Fallow land/GAEC 12 www.monsanto-ag.co.uk www.scotland.gov.uk Management of Species Rich Grassland (Rural Priorities) Any land which remains non-cropped but is not in environmental or other schemes is classed as 'Land not in agricultural production'. It must be kept in 'Good Agricultural and Environmental Condition' (GAEC) Extensive GM contamination of honey www.gmwatch.eu OLDER LINKS: Vanity Fair Article 5/5/2008 www.sanders.senate.gov Pamela Drew's ...
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...by interagency committees in USDA, with the Economic Research Service (ERS) having the lead role in the preparation of the report. The new projections cover agricultural crop and livestock commodities, agricultural trade and aggregate indicators such as farm...
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Delta Farm Press
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TWILA's Neil Melancon takes a look at how the markets are planning to fair in 2009. ... "Bottom Line" "Neil Melancon" "2009 Outlook" "Crop Report" USDA Grain
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...surprisingly bearish grains report that dragged the cotton market lower. Actually, when compared to expectations the USDA report should be considered as friendly to the market. First of all, we had a 570'000 bale drop in the US crop to just 13.0 mio bales,...
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Fibre2Fashion.com
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TWILA TV's Neil Melancon takes a look at the November USDA Crop Report and what that means for farmers.
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...grew this year because of errors in using computer data. In a first, the USDA on Tuesday issued a corrected version of a monthly crop production report. The revised report showed 1.2 percent fewer planted acres of corn and 1.4 percent fewer acres of soybeans...
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Des Moines Register
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CHICAGO, Illinois (Agriculture Online)--A bearish USDA Crop Production report and a meltdown in equity markets around the world, pushed corn and soybean markets to their daily limit lows Friday. Mike McGinnis, Agriculture Onlines Chicago Markets Bureau Chief reports are returning to year ago prices.
. The report compares how corn and soybean harvest is progressing in their area of the state to the latest US Department of Agricultures Crop Progress Report. The report is aimed to educate the general public about not only how harvest is going, but what it takes to harvest corn, soybeans and cotton. Monsanto Harvest Updates also highlight the yields farmers are achieving and the technology that allows them to harvest their crops. www.monsanto.com usda.mannlib.cornell.edu ... Monsanto ...
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...that possibility into its numbers. Brad Rippey, an agricultural meteorologist at the USDA, said that Ike could harm cotton crops in Texas but would have only a limited impact on farms nationwide. The report was prepared before Hurricane Gustav hit Louisiana...
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KARE | Minneapolis & St. Paul
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...that possibility into its numbers. Brad Rippey, an agricultural meteorologist at the USDA, said that Ike could harm cotton crops in Texas but would have only a limited impact on farms nationwide. The report was prepared before Hurricane Gustav hit Louisiana...
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Minneapolis Star Tribune
http://www.startribune.com/local/28282359.html
Season 1, Episode 9 (Aired September 1, 2005) This episode examines the centuries-old mystery of crop circles, featuring interviews with hoaxers, researchers and believers. Evidence of physical changes and strange manifestations are examined in this in-depth look at these stunningly beautiful creations. Are crop circles highly complex messages from the outer limits, or simply a man-made hoax of epic proportions? Narrated by Will Lyman. Related Links: Is It Real? en.wikipedia.org Is It Real? (TV.com) www.tv.com Crop Circle en.wikipedia.org Circle Makers www.circlemakers.org Crop Circle Connector www.cropcircleconnector.com CSICOP Crop Circle Report web.archive.org
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