World Agrinews

28.04.2010 09:51

Corn Gains After Dip to Lowest in Three Weeks Sparks Buying

28.04.2010 09:51

Corn rose for the first time in four sessions after a decline to the lowest price in three weeks spurred buying interest. Corn for July delivery climbed 0.8 percent to $3.565 a bushel on the Chicago Board of Trade at 1:20 p.m. Seoul time. The price yesterday dropped to $3.515, the lowest since April 7. Soybeans for July delivery gained 0.3 percent to $9.9575 a bushel.

28.04.2010 09:47

Corn Falls to Three-Week Low as Farmers Accelerate Planting

28.04.2010 09:47

Corn fell to the lowest price in almost three weeks on speculation that rapid planting and favorable growing conditions will aid early development and boost yields in the U.S., the world’s largest producer and exporter.

28.04.2010 09:42

Wheat Prices May Have Bottomed Out; Eyes On June Harvest

28.04.2010 09:42

Global wheat prices are unlikely to fall further for the next two to three months and may have bottomed out for the time being, a senior industry official said Tuesday.

28.04.2010 09:35

Soybeans Fall Most This Month as China May Slow Oilseed Imports

28.04.2010 09:35

Soybeans fell the most this month on speculation that China’s efforts to curb inflation will slow economic growth, reducing demand for food, fuel and animal feed made from imported oilseeds.

28.04.2010 09:32

Wheat Futures Little Changed in Chicago, Paring Earlier Loss

28.04.2010 09:32

Wheat futures for July delivery fell 0.5 cent, or 0.1 percent, to $4.875 a bushel at 11:22 a.m. on the Chicago Board of Trade, paring an earlier loss of as much as 0.9 percent.

27.04.2010 16:34

Canada's Projected Record Canola Acreage May Rise Further

27.04.2010 16:34

Canadian farmers are expected to plant record canola acres this spring, Statistics Canada said Monday in its planting intentions report.

27.04.2010 16:24

China Wheat Prices Stable To Lower On Weaker Seasonal Demand

27.04.2010 16:24

Wheat prices in China's major producing areas were mostly stable in the week to Monday, with prices in some areas drifting lower on weaker seasonal demand.

27.04.2010 16:18

Argentina Seen Planting More Wheat, But Many Doubts Remain

27.04.2010 16:18

Argentine wheat-planting prospects remain uncertain due to government policy and the weather, but most expect production to rise significantly from the amount grown from 2009-10's drought-stricken crop.

27.04.2010 16:05

U.S. Corn, Wheat, Cotton Planting Advance, USDA Says

27.04.2010 16:05

U.S. farmers accelerated planting of the corn crop last week ahead of weekend rain, government data show. Winter-wheat conditions held steady.

27.04.2010 16:03

Soybeans Fall From 3-Month High on Lower U.S. Exports

27.04.2010 16:03

Soybeans fell from a three-month high on signs that importers are slowing shipments from the U.S., the biggest exporter.


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