USDA Lowers Corn Yield, Production Estimates
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farmweeknow.comUSDA lowers corn yield, production estimates
Traders were expecting a U.S. corn yield reduction in USDA’s Sept. 11 world agricultural supply and demand report and that is exactly what they got. The average yield is forecast at 178.5 bushels per acre, down 2.2 bushels from the…
Shrinking corn crop tightens U.S. supplies as demand remains strong
The chief marketing economist with StoneX Group says corn was the standout in USDA’s September supply and demand report. Arlan Suderman tells Brownfield the U.S. corn crop is shrinking and there’s been strong demand. “Certainly on the export side and the ethanol side, but USDA, while they cut the size of the corn crop by […] The post Shrinking corn crop tightens U.S. supplies as demand remains strong appeared first on Brownfield Ag News.
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The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) reduced, this Friday (11), its estimate for the country's corn crop, after the summer heat generated concerns about crop damage, but raised its forecast for soybean production. Farmers will harvest 15.8 billion bushels of corn this autumn, with a [...]
In a WASDE report released on September 11, 2026, the USDA lowered its forecast for world corn production in 2026/27 MB to 1.291 billion tons versus 1.299 billion tons in August. World final stocks were reduced by 2.6 million tons to 272.1 million tons. In the United States, the forecast of the corn harvest is reduced to 401.33 million tons against 406.75 million tons in the month [...] The post USDA cut its U.S. corn crop forecast and world sto…
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hoosieragtoday.comCorn Supplies Tighten as USDA Cuts Crop Forecast—What Farmers Need to Know
USDA’s World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE) report for September is sending a clear message to farmers heading into harvest: corn supplies are tightening, soybean prices are getting a significant boost, and livestock producers are facing
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