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Manitoba crops variable: report

By GFM Network News, Marketsfarm August 3, 2022

MarketsFarm – Crop development was highly variable across Manitoba during the week ended Aug. 2 depending on localized rainfall and drainage, with fields in the southern growing areas of the province generally better than those to the north, according to the latest report from Manitoba Agriculture. Localized insect concerns were reported, with some spraying required.

Crop Report, Crops, News

Crop development varies widely, watch closely for pest insects

Manitoba Crop Report: Issue 13, August 2, 2022

By Manitoba Agriculture August 2, 2022

Overview Fungicide application is slowing across Manitoba, as crops grow past the appropriate timing windows. Producers have done much more fungicide application in 2022 than in recent years. A few insect concerns have popped up in localized spots across Manitoba, with bertha armyworm spraying reported in the Eastern region. Soybean and pea aphids have been

Crops, Markets

U.S. grains: Wheat falls 3 percent as Ukraine shipments resume; corn, soy also sag

By GFM Network News, Julie Ingwersen August 2, 2022

Chicago | Reuters – U.S. wheat futures fell more than 3 percent on Tuesday as the resumption of maritime grain exports from Ukraine tempered global grain supply concerns, and the dollar <.DXY> rallied, making U.S. grains less competitive globally. Corn and soybean futures also fell on better-than-expected weekly U.S. crop conditions. All three markets sagged late in the

The Sierra Leone-flagged ship Razoni leaves the sea port in Odesa after restarting grain export, amid Russia’s attack on Ukraine, Ukraine August 1, 2022. Photo: Reuters/Serhii Smolientsev

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‘Glimmer of hope’ as Ukraine grain ship leaves Odesa port

By GFM Network News, Natalia Zinets August 2, 2022

Kyiv | Reuters – The first ship to carry Ukrainian grain through the Black Sea since Russia invaded Ukraine five months ago left the port of Odesa for Lebanon on Monday under a safe passage deal described as a glimmer of hope in a worsening global food crisis. The sailing was made possible after Turkey and the

Crops, Markets

U.S. grains: Soybeans climb to biggest weekly gain in 22 years as U.S. Midwest heats up

By Christopher Walljasper, GFM Network News July 29, 2022

Chicago | Reuters – Chicago soybeans rallied on Friday and were set for their biggest weekly rise in 22 years as forecasts of hot and dry weather in the U.S. Midwest raised supply concerns, while strong soymeal demand added support. Corn made its biggest weekly gain in nearly five months, while wheat finished the week

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Bunge lifts profit forecast, but misses Wall Street expectations

By Arunima Kumar, P.J. Huffstutter July 29, 2022

Reuters – Bunge Ltd. raised profit expectations July 27, although the American firm posted shorter results in the second quarter than were forecast by Wall Street. While the company’s second-quarter revenue climbed 16.5 per cent to US$17.93 billion, it missed estimates of $18.46 billion. Bunge raised its full-year profit forecast July 27 and posted a

Crops, Markets

U.S. grains: Soybeans, corn firm on anticipated heat stress; wheat follows higher

By Christopher Walljasper, GFM Network News July 28, 2022

Chicago | Reuters – Chicago corn and soybean futures extended gains on Thursday, as expectations for hot and dry weather conditions in the coming weeks across parts of the U.S. Midwest threaten yields. Wheat followed higher as there was still some uncertainty about the volume of Ukraine’s exports through the Black Sea despite expectations they

Markets

ICE weekly outlook: Upticks during a downturn not unusual

By GFM Network News, Glen Hallick - MarketsFarm July 28, 2022

MarketsFarm – As prices fall back, an analyst said it’s very common for there to be occasional spike upwards, and that’s exactly what’s been happening to canola. “We’ve come down a long way and having a bit of a rally wouldn’t be unusual,” commented analyst David Derwin of PI Financial in Winnipeg, Man. “After we

Crops, Markets

U.S. grains: Soybeans rally as U.S. forecast turns hot, dry

By Christopher Walljasper, GFM Network News July 27, 2022

Chicago | Reuters – Chicago soybeans futures hit a two-week high on Wednesday as hot and dry weather in parts of the U.S. Midwest through early August threaten to degrade conditions during a crucial soybean plant development phase. Wheat eased as an agreement to reopen Ukrainian maritime grain exports moved forward, despite recent missile attacks

Forecasts of a heat wave in the U.S. are supporting soy and corn prices. Photo: File

Markets

CBOT weekly outlook: Weather, Ukrainian grain affecting prices

By Adam Peleshaty – MarketsFarm, GFM Network News July 27, 2022

MarketsFarm – Weather-related concerns and questions whether Ukrainian grain will be exported or not were front and centre for traders on the Chicago Board of Trade during the week ended July 26. Ryan Ettner, a broker for Allendale Inc. in McHenry, Ill., said forecasts calling for a heat wave in much of the United States

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Manitoba crops variable: report

Crop development varies widely, watch closely for pest insects

U.S. grains: Wheat falls 3 percent as Ukraine shipments resume; corn, soy also sag

‘Glimmer of hope’ as Ukraine grain ship leaves Odesa port

U.S. grains: Soybeans climb to biggest weekly gain in 22 years as U.S. Midwest heats up

Bunge lifts profit forecast, but misses Wall Street expectations

U.S. grains: Soybeans, corn firm on anticipated heat stress; wheat follows higher

ICE weekly outlook: Upticks during a downturn not unusual

U.S. grains: Soybeans rally as U.S. forecast turns hot, dry

CBOT weekly outlook: Weather, Ukrainian grain affecting prices

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