Corn

Petition asks EPA for one-year waiver of ethanol production mandate.
Tips for optimizing silage value.
USDA Weekly Export Sales Report highlights.
Soybean sales were well below expectations.
Texas agricultural losses due to the 2011 drought reached a record $7.62 billion, making it the most costly drought in history.
FAPRI provides baseline projections to Congress.
Corn and wheat sales matched expectations.
Soybean export sales disappointed, wheat sales were within expectations.
Soyoil and soymeal export sales were also above expectations.
Corn exports a marketing year high at 1,300,800 MT.
China buys corn; wheat sales below expectations.
Digest of this morning’s key figures.
Soybean exports top 1 million metric tons.
Soybean sales below expectations.
Crop receipts are expected to rise over 16% in 2011.
30-day outlook calls for below-normal precip and above-normal temps across Central & Southern Plains.
Cotton sales to China again bulk of weekly total.
Report highlights
Corn and wheat sales below expectations.
Says additional rains have helped, but more are needed.
Expect La Nina to peak in November-January.
Wheat and soybean sales come in below expectations.
Active weather pattern around next 10-plus days.
Rains in the forecast for Midwest, helping to alleviate drought.
Beef and cotton sales improve on last week’s pace.
Markets have positive financial news to digest today.
As expected, leaves federal funds rate unchanged.
Beef sales slightly below last week’s level.
30-day outlook calls for below-normal precip across Central & Southern Plains
Still a lot of rain is needed to end the long-lasting drought in the Southern Plains.
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