USDA Raises Corn and Soybean Production Forecasts for Missouri
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What happened
The U.S. Department of Agriculture raised its corn production forecast by 108 million bushels and increased its soybean production outlook by 10 million bushels. While harvest progress was strong in October, grain prices fell due to larger national crop supplies. Corn averaged $4.59 per bushel, and soybeans averaged $12.53 per bushel.
From ktvo.com
Why it matters
The increased production estimates for corn and soybeans could pressure market prices and influence commodity supply. Export commitments show mixed demand, with soybean commitments running 15% ahead of last year's pace, while corn commitments are down 14% from a year ago.
From ktvo.com
Who's involved
- MissouriState where the crop production forecasts were released
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The entities involved
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Missouri
state of the United States of America