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Russia OKs Shipments from Ukraine Again
Russia OKs Shipments from Ukraine Again
Russia OKs Shipments from Ukraine Again
On Thursday, a resumption of grain shipments from Ukrainian Black Sea ports, after Russia rejoined an international agreement allowing safe passage of Ukraine cargo ships.  That announcement came after days of uncertainty after Vladimir Puttin’s government temporarily withdrew from the original agreement.  USDA chief ec...
Wheat Producing Areas Continue To Battle Drought
Wheat Producing Areas Continue To Battle Drought
Wheat Producing Areas Continue To Battle Drought
"Presently, we do have drought in all three of the nation's major where we production areas.  The white winter wheat in the Northwest the hard red winter wheat across the Great Plains and the soft red winter wheat it's grown from the mid-South into the lower Midwest.” ...
OSU: Genetically Modified Yeast Could Impact The Beer Industry
OSU: Genetically Modified Yeast Could Impact The Beer Industry
OSU: Genetically Modified Yeast Could Impact The Beer Industry
Researchers at Oregon State University recently teamed up with bioengineers to study the impact yeast has on beer, and how that potentially could change into the future.  That research has determined that genetically modified yeast strains can alter the fermentation process to create beers with significantly more pronounced hop aromas.  Charles...
U.S. Grain Exports Hit Near-Record Total in 2021-2022
U.S. Grain Exports Hit Near-Record Total in 2021-2022
U.S. Grain Exports Hit Near-Record Total in 2021-2022
U.S. grains in all forms, better known as GIAF, exports for the 2021-2022 marketing year topped 122 million metric tons, the second-highest total on record, just behind 2020-2021's 129 million metric tons.  The U.S. Grains Council analyzed USDA data to find near-record exports of ethanol helped offset losses from corn, barley, and barley products.  Mexico ...
Dry Conditions Impacting Winter Wheat Crop
Dry Conditions Impacting Winter Wheat Crop
Dry Conditions Impacting Winter Wheat Crop
Thanks to dryness “plaguing” many of the major wheat producing sections of the country, including the Pacific Northwest, concern is starting to grow about the upcoming winter wheat crop.  USDA meteorologist Brad Rippey said growers have planted 69% of the crop, which is 1% ahead of normal.  He noted weather co...
Profitable Returns Expected For Wheat & Hay Growers
Profitable Returns Expected For Wheat & Hay Growers
Profitable Returns Expected For Wheat & Hay Growers
As our Northwest Farm Credit Services’ quarterly commodity snapshot continues, we turn our attention today to hay and wheat.  Bill Perry, Vice President at Northwest Farm Credit Services said their hay industry outlook suggests profitable returns.   “Stron...
Winter Wheat Planting Behind Schedule
Winter Wheat Planting Behind Schedule
Winter Wheat Planting Behind Schedule
When it comes to the latest winter wheat seeding numbers, the USDA says 40% of the crop is in the ground this week.  Meteorologist Brad Rippey said that figure is about 4%-5% behind the five-year average as well as where growers were this time last year.   “...

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