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Events: Page 269
Mycotoxin & Crop Report
Monday Mycotoxin & Crop Report for July 20, 2020
Tropical Storm Fay brings heavy rains to parts of the Mid-Atlantic
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Grains Struggle With Weather Versus Demand
Increased exports of soybeans are expected as U.S. remains most competitive global origin
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Crop Conditions Reported Better Than Expected
While there are still pockets of concern, crops came through last week’s hot spell mostly in decent shape
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USDA Attachés Lower Wheat Forecasts
Hot and dry weather continue to be a concern in several areas of eastern Europe into Asia
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China Needs U.S. Soybeans
China has increased purchases of U.S. soybeans over past week to cover needs for this fall
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USDA Releases Report on Investigation into Beef and Cattle Price Spread
Report goes beyond analyzing market reaction and examines other responses, including policy actions proposed by industry groups and steps Congress could take
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Forecasts Down for 2020/21 Global Wheat & Corn Crops
IGC cut its forecast for global wheat production in 2020/21 by 6 million tonnes
Mycotoxin & Crop Report
Monday Mycotoxin & Crop Report for July 27, 2020
Extreme heat hits Southwestern and Western states
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China’s Ag Imports Surge
China's overall soybean imports in June were a record 11.16 million tonnes
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Crop Conditions Much Better Than Expected
Temperatures and rainfall are forecast to be favorable across Midwest as crops advance into final stages of production
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What’s in the HEALS Act for Agriculture?
Provisions of HEALS Act provide USDA much more flexibility to craft crucial assistance for producers as well as processors of agricultural products
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EU Corn Production Set to Rise and Compete with U.S.
Unless China is set to expand imports, world prices will likely stay under pressure from increased production
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