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The USDA report today as seen as bearish, especially with wheat. Corn yield estimated at 165.3 bushels per acre which is going to be a large crop. Soybean yield pegged at 45.2 (above analyst predictions). Some supportive numbers are corn stockpiles at 1146 million bushels which is below the average of the trade estimates. ThatCLICK HERE to Read MoreMarch 31st USDA Report Summary and CommentsSome surprises on this report – mostly that US Corn stocks were 94 Million bu lower than trade estimates at 7.006 Million bushels. This, coupled with prospective corn acres coming it at the lower range of the trade estimates, has supported the corn price, up 10c at the time of this posting. As expected SoybeanCLICK HERE to Read MoreWelcome to Haggerty CreekHaggerty Creek Ltd. was established in 2001 to fill a market need in the four counties area.

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