Feed & Grain StaffFrom the Author - Page 127CommoditiesGlobal wheat stocks remain at 9-year low despite record productionUS exports face headwinds as winter wheat condition concerns grow.Grain Trade & ExportGlobal rice production forecast reaches record high as India dominates marketPrice declines follow production surge while trade patterns shift across Asian and African regions.Company NewsBunge to sell North American corn milling operations to Grain CraftSale includes seven facilities across US and Mexico as company refocuses on core business.Agriculture TechnologyVerity-MnSP deal enhances farm-to-product traceabilityPartnership between MnSP and Gevo subsidiary Verity could transform how agricultural sustainability is verified and monetized.CommoditiesUS soybean oil exports surge amid global market shiftsRecord exports projected as palm oil shortages reshape vegetable oil markets.CommoditiesUS corn planting doubles in a week, still lags behind averageSouthern states leading early season progress as farmers contend with field conditions.CommoditiesUSDA lowers corn ending stocks projection amid rising export demandFeed outlook report shows stronger export pace offsetting reduced domestic feed use.Association NewsIowa corn farmers to elect board members in July district electionsEight candidates running for Iowa Corn Promotion Board seats in four districts.Grain Trade & ExportGlobal grain trade forecast to decline 7 percent in 2024/25USDA report cites varying factors across wheat, corn and rice markets.CommoditiesBrazil's rising biodiesel demand restricts soybean oil exportsUSDA report highlights shifting vegetable oil markets and China's strategic rapeseed imports.Business & MarketsFertilizer transportation volumes reach multi-year highs as corn planting expandsRail and barge shipments up in early 2025 as farmers prepare for largest corn acreage since 2013.CommoditiesHeavy rains bring relief to Southern farmers, while Southwest drought intensifiesRecent storms improve conditions in some regions, but water scarcity remains a concern for many agricultural areas.Previous PagePage 127 of 267Next Page
