The absence of regular export sales reports raises at least two questions.
First, what is the state of export sales for the old-crop 2021-22 and new-crop 2022-23 marketing years for #corn and #soybeans?
2/ Based on the information we do have, prospects for old-crop US #corn and #soybean exports are mixed bit.ly/3QzFP9p
1/ "#Brazil Starts Planting Grain Crop with Forecast of a New Record," by Joana Colussi bit.ly/3kE0H2N
#Farmers in Brazil began planting in September for what is expected to be a recording-breaking 2021-2022 harvest.
2/ The first projection from CONAB (National Supply Company in Brazil) projects farmers will produce 289.6 million tons of soybeans, corn, cotton, rice, and beans – accounting for nearly 95% of the total grain produced in #Brazil. bit.ly/3kE0H2N
Sep 22, 2021 • 5 tweets • 3 min read
1/ "Debt Financing and Timing Farmland Purchases," by Gary Schnitkey. bit.ly/3ECjsvr
Both cash rents and farmland prices rose in 2021. 2/ Figure 2 shows current returns to farmland from 1970 to 2021.
A close relationship between current returns and Treasury rates is expected. bit.ly/3ECjsvr
May 26, 2020 • 30 tweets • 12 min read
At the top of the hour- farmdoc webinar, May 26th.
* Updated Perspectives on the #Pandemic and Policy Responses
At the farmdoc IFES meeting this morning in Champaign, @ScottIrwinUI presenting, @ScottIrwinUI 2019 Storyline--- Early 2018--- Daily Closing Price for the November 2019 Soybean Futures Contract, January 2018 - October 2019
Nov 16, 2018 • 4 tweets • 3 min read
1/ “What to Expect from #USMCA (or #NAFTA 1.01),” by Yujun Zhou, Kathy Baylis, Jonathan Coppess, and Qianting Xie goo.gl/P3x9du2/ There are significant updates to #NAFTA in the automobile and #dairy industry, but other changes are relatively minor goo.gl/P3x9du