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Kazakhstan Back In The Grain Export Business

By Reuters October 20, 2011

Kazakhstan s state-owned grain trader will return to the export market this season, shipping up to 1.5 million tonnes of what promises to be the country s biggest post- Soviet grain crop, the head of the company said. Beibitkhan Kabdrakhmanov, chairman of the management board at the Food Contract Corporat ion, forecast that Kazakhstan would

Cereals, Grain Markets, Oilseeds

Canola Finds Some Support During Downward Slide

By Phil Franz-Warkentin October 13, 2011

Canola contracts on the ICE Futures Canada platform moved lower during the week ended Oct. 7, although the downward slide of the past month did show some signs of slowing down. The November contract dipped to the $517-per-tonne level on a number of occasions during the week, moving as low as $516.10 per tonne on

Cereals, Crops

CDC Falcon Will Remain In CWRW Class A Little Longer

By Allan Dawson October 13, 2011

CDC Falcon, Manitoba s most popular winter wheat will remain in the Canada Western Red Winter (CWRW) wheat class until at least Aug. 1, 2014. The announcement from the Canadian Grain Commission was no surprise. When we first announced that certain CWRW varieties were moving to the CWGP (Canada Western General Purpose) class in 2013,

Cereals, Crops

Russia Steps Up New Crop Wheat Exports

October 13, 2011

moscow/reuters Russia s powerful grain lobby, the Russian Grain Union, raised its forecast for the country s exports on a better- than-expected crop, but warned that prices may fall towards the end of the year due to competition from other Black Sea states. The lobby now estimates Russia s grain exports in the current 2011-12

Cereals, Crops, Forages

2011 Harvest Nearing The Finish Line

October 13, 2011

Southwest Region Rainfall was general with amounts ranging from 10 to 20 mm. The precipitation was welcome in most areas. Harvest is almost complete. Spring cereal and oilseed acres were down due to wet conditions in the spring. Yields and quality for wheat, barley, oats, winter wheat, fall rye, canola, and flax were average. Sunflower

Cereals, Crops

Ukraine Cancels Export Duties For Wheat And Maize

October 13, 2011

KIEV /REUTERS Ukraine s parliament has cancelled export duties for wheat and maize, but kept in place the levy on exports of barley. The former Soviet republic imposed the duties in July and traders have said the measure slashed Ukrainian exports as Ukrainian-origin grain could not compete with cheaper Russian grains. Ukraine expects to harvest

Cereals, Crops, Oilseeds

Canola Forecast Drops, Wheat Up: StatsCan

By Reuters October 13, 2011

StatsCan has reduced its canola estimate to 12.9 million tonnes, still a record high but down from the 13.2 million tonnes in its midsummer survey and well below industry predictions of 13.8 million tonnes. The revised downward forecast helped ICE Canada canola futures pare earlier losses. Canola production still has upside heading into the final

Cereals, Crops

Egypt To Use More Corn

October 13, 2011

reuters Egypt, the world s largest wheat importer, intends to double the amount of corn in subsidized bread because wheat is more expensive, Social Solidarity Minister Gouda Abdel Khaleq said Sept. 29. We can produce corn at a lower cost so it ultimately means less cost in the production of bread, Abdel Khaleq said at

Cereals, News

Cwb Impasse Stymies Buyers

By Allan Dawson October 13, 2011

Canadian millers could be forced to import wheat from the U.S. if they can t forward contract with the Canadian Wheat Board or private trade during the transition to an open market, industry officials say. Millers and other food processors routinely forward contract wheat up to a year in advance but the pending end of

Cereals, Opinion

Farmers Will Finally Get Their Wish

October 13, 2011

DearEditor, Birthday parties are usually more fun. Instead, western Canadian wheat and barley farmers are capping off 68 years of being treated like second-class citizens. On October 12, 1943, the Canadian Wheat Board (CWB) monopoly was born and imposed on western Canadian farmers when Canada was committed to supplying cheap wheat to Europe during the

Daily Network News

U.S. livestock: Cattle, hog futures rise on first WASDE since September

U.S. export sales include only small soybean business to China

U.S. corn and soybean yields revised down by USDA

Tag Archives Wheat

Kazakhstan Back In The Grain Export Business

Canola Finds Some Support During Downward Slide

CDC Falcon Will Remain In CWRW Class A Little Longer

Russia Steps Up New Crop Wheat Exports

2011 Harvest Nearing The Finish Line

Ukraine Cancels Export Duties For Wheat And Maize

Canola Forecast Drops, Wheat Up: StatsCan

Egypt To Use More Corn

Cwb Impasse Stymies Buyers

Farmers Will Finally Get Their Wish

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