Typically USDA's November yield forecasts increase, but this is not a typical year, as freezing weather has dinged yields and caused major crop quality problems..."
Poorer harvests mean higher grain prices this winter. Prepare accordingly.
20 October, 2009
Early Snows May Damage U.S. Grain Harvest
Market Skeptics: *****USDA Estimates Are Wrong*****: "The chances of the bumper harvest predicted by the USDA is zero. The US harvest won't be a complete disaster, but they will be down on last year (my guess is lower by 10%)...
*** Harvest so far has been about as awful as the new Bob Dylan Christmas album.
Typically USDA's November yield forecasts increase, but this is not a typical year, as freezing weather has dinged yields and caused major crop quality problems..."
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Poorer harvests mean higher grain prices this winter. Prepare accordingly.
Typically USDA's November yield forecasts increase, but this is not a typical year, as freezing weather has dinged yields and caused major crop quality problems..."
Poorer harvests mean higher grain prices this winter. Prepare accordingly.
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