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China lowers corn production forecast due to rain

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China Lowers Corn Production Forecast Due to Rain

  • China lowered its forecast for 2021/22 corn production as rains batter the crop in northern parts of the country.

  • The country sees production at 271 million tonnes, down 850,000 from last month’s forecast.

  • The production cut comes primarily from a cut in yields; the yield was cut 0.32 bushels per acre to 101.17 bpa.

  • Heavy, almost-constant rains since September have hit northern parts of the country hard, delaying harvest and damaging crop quality.

  • Northern China is the second largest production region in the country; however, the top-producing states in the northeast have not started harvesting yet in large volumes.

FBN’s Take On What It Means For The Farmer: This week’s WASDE saw no changes for Chinese corn production, which stands at 273 million tonnes. While 271 MMT would still be a bumper crop for the country, any reductions or quality issues could increase the prospects for imports. The USDA currently sees Chinese imports at 26 MMT for the year.

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