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Wheat Market Outlook - July 31, 2023

According to the FAO-AMIS database, global 2023/2024 wheat production will come in at 783.3 million mt, 2.3 million mt smaller than last year’s.

Global domestic utilization of wheat will reach 782.7 million mt, just a fraction below total production.

Global ending stocks will increase fractionally by 920k mt to 313.9 million mt (311.1 million mt last crop year).

FOB wheat prices increased by $18-30/mt following the renunciation of the grain corridor in the Black Sea. Prices have eased again since as traders are trying to anticipate the logistic outfall from the latest events.

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This is Making Harvest a Pain!

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Harvesting the soybean fields this year feels more like driving our farm equipment through a maze than a field, because of the 13 inches of rain in June and replanted areas. Join me today as I take the reins of the combine and harvest the areas of the fields that are dry. Learn about why we drive around the wet soybeans and the current plan to harvest them. Also, see John Deere's Machine Sync in use between the combine and the grain cart tractor. It's pretty evident that harvesting the soybeans this year is going to take longer than years past because of how much our productivity is lessened due to all the extra turning around and driving in a random fashion.