Agriculture

Russia Maintains Grain Harvest Forecast Despite Bad Weather

Despite facing adverse weather conditions, Russia has upheld its official grain harvest forecast for 2024 at 132 million metric tons. Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Patrushev, who oversees the agriculture sector, stated that extreme weather events, including early spring frosts, floods, and summer heat, have impacted the harvest outlook in key producing regions. This forecast is […]

Argentina’s Grain Export Revenue Up 36% in July

Argentina’s grain exporters generated $2.616 billion in revenue in July 2024, marking a 35.8% increase compared to the same month last year, according to the CIARA-CEC chamber of oilseed producers and grains exporters. This revenue also represents a 32.3% rise from June. In the January-July period, the sector saw a 5.2% increase in revenues. CIARA-CEC […]

Taiwan’s MFIG Purchases 65,000 Metric Tons of Corn from Brazil

Taiwan’s MFIG purchasing group has acquired approximately 65,000 metric tons of animal feed corn, expected to be sourced from Brazil, through an international tender. The corn was purchased at an estimated premium of 194.99 U.S. cents per bushel, including cost and freight (c&f) over the Chicago December 2024 corn contract. The transaction is believed to […]

Rain Boosts Australia’s Wheat Production Outlook Amid Weak Chinese Demand

Recent rainfall across Australia has significantly improved the outlook for the country’s 2024/25 wheat production, with projections now at around 30 million metric tons. This marks a notable increase from earlier estimates of approximately 25 million tons. Australia, the world’s fourth-largest wheat exporter, produced 26 million tons in the previous year and 40.5 million tons […]

Bunge Shares Slide After Quarterly Profit Miss

Bunge’s shares fell nearly 6% following a disappointing second-quarter profit report that missed Wall Street expectations. The grain trader reported an 8.4% decline in adjusted earnings in its agribusiness segment, down 55% year-over-year to $298 million, primarily due to narrower processing margins. Global supplies of soybeans and corn are keeping crop prices near four-year lows, […]

Brazil’s Second Corn Harvest 91% Done

As of last Thursday, Brazilian farmers in the key center-south region have completed 91% of their 2024 second corn harvest, according to agribusiness consultancy AgRural. This marks a significant increase from 83% the previous week and is notably higher than the 55% harvested at the same time last year. This is the fastest pace for […]

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