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USDA June 1 Crop Production

Traders in Chicago say this morning's historical crop report during trading hours was "rather uneventful." We have comments about today's report from Brian Hoops, Midwest Market Solutions, during a teleconference hosted by the Minneapolis Grain Exchange.
John Hawkins 
Published: Jun 12, 2012
Here are highlights from this morning's USDA crop reports.  All numbers are in billions of bushels:

June Crop Production

  USDA June 1  Trade Avg.  Range  USDA May 1 
All Wheat   2.234 2.222  2.112-2.310   2.245
Winter Wheat   1.680 1.650  1.595-1.689   1.694
Hard Red Winter   1.020 0.996  0.957-1.027   1.032
Soft Red Winter   0.428 0.422  0.400-0.450   0.428
White Winter   0.231 0.231  0.219-0.236   0.233

2011-12 Ending Stocks

  USDA June 1  Trade Avg.  Range  USDA May 1 
Corn   0.851 0.826 0.688-0.901  0.851
Soybeans   0.175 0.197  0.170-0.218   0.210
Wheat   0.728 0.757  0.727-0.775   0.768

2012-13 Ending Stocks

  USDA June 1  Trade Avg.  Range  USDA May 1 
Corn   1.881 1.740  1.223-1.950  1.881 
Soybeans   0.140 0.147      0.112-0.211  0.145 
Wheat   0.694 0.728  0.653-0.772  0.735 

Early trade reaction is lower corn and wheat, higher soybean

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