Jan
15
2009
Dow Jones Newswires January 13, 2009 GRAIN demand fell more sharply than expected as lowered use of corn for ethanol and greater supplies of wheat globally mean higher ending supplies for both commodities. Ending stocks for corn and wheat for the in both the U.S. and globally, the U.S. Department of Agriculture said Monday and [...]
Tags: Agriculture, Commodities, corn, demand, department of agriculture, Dow, ethanol, Grain, supply, USDA, wheat
Nov
13
2008
AMES, Iowa — The 2008 corn crop is wetter and lower in test weight than average corn. Long, cool growing seasons produce high yields but the corn is wet and soft, with more soft white starch. This means lower test weight, and reduced storability as mold can invade the softer textured kernels more rapidly. It [...]
Tags: airflow, breakage, capacity, cooling, corn, corn quality, dry corn, dryer, Drying, dust mask, Grain, grain flow, moisture, safety precaution, screen, system
Nov
04
2008
CHICAGO, Nov. 3 (UPI) — Grains closed higher on the Chicago Board of Trade Monday as oil prices fell and the dollar made gains. Corn was up 1 1/2 to up 1 3/4, soybeans were up 3 to up 4 1/2, wheat was up 25 1/2 to up 25 3/4 and oats were up 4 [...]
Tags: chicago board of trade, department of agriculture, export, Grain, grain prices, grains, harvest, Oats, U.S. Department, weather, wheat, wheat dec, wheat prices