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Glencore-Viterra, information for Growers and Farmers >
US, Russia dryness fears stoke wheat price revival
A dearth of rainfall has provoked questions over expectations of a bumper US winter wheat harvest, and bumper sowings of the follow-on soybean crop, besides raising concerns over Russian grains too.
Cotton futures tumble on prospect of record stocks
Cotton futures fell by the exchange limit in New York, hitting a 21-month low, after US farm officials forecast farmgate prices potentially falling to 65 cents a pound, weighed by the biggest inventories in history.
Rain too late to spare Spain hefty grain imports
Grain purchases by Spain, the European Union's top importer, will rebound to more than 11m tonnes in 2012-13 thanks to drought damage to domestic crops, which remain in poor condition despite recent rains.
Kansas wheat harvest on course for nine-year high
The healthy condition of the wheat crop in Kansas has fuelled ideas that the crop in the top US wheat-growing state may hit 400m bushels (10.9m tonnes) for the first time in nine years.
Rain too late to spare Spain hefty grain imports
Grain purchases by Spain, the European Union's top importer, will rebound to more than 11m tonnes in 2012-13 thanks to drought damage to domestic crops, which remain in poor condition despite recent rains.
