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India May Harvest Record Wheat Crop on Cool Weather
The wheat harvest in India, the worlds second-biggest producer, may exceed last years record as favorable weather in the main growing regions improves yields, a government official said.
U.S. analysts see S.American crops getting bigger
Big crops in South America look set to get bigger as the harvest nears and should help to replenish tight global supplies of soybeans while adding to hefty corn stocks, U.S. analysts and traders said
GRDC: GM canola only average for yield
THE Grains Research and Development Corporation has released the results of 150 canola trial results from across the country with the major finding that genetically modified canola did not significantly outyield Clearfield.
Malaysia's Palm Oil Production To Reach 18 Million Tonnes This Year
Malaysian palm oil production is expected to recover and reach 18 million tonnes this year, in line with growing demand for palm oil products
El Nino to boost 2010 U.S. crops - meteorologist
U.S. farmers grew record-large corn and soy crops in 2009 but production in 2010 could be even bigger, aided by an El Nino weather pattern that is typically a boon to the Midwest but less so for growers in Australia and southeast Asia, a forecaster said Thursday.
Wheat May Drop as Low as $4.50 in First-Half 2010, CBA Says
Wheat futures may fall to as low as $4.50 a bushel in Chicago in the first half of this year as global supply rises, damping demand for U.S. exports, Commonwealth Bank of Australia said.
China 2009 Rapeseed Oil Imports Gain to Record, Center Says
Chinas rapeseed oil imports in 2009 more than doubled to a record 3.29 million metric tons
US cattle herd may be smallest in 52 years
The U.S. cattle herd this year may be the smallest since 1958, the result of herd liquidation after years of losses due to mad cow export bans, high feed costs and a devastating recession, livestock analysts said.
