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  1. Aug 29

    chart -

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  3. Sep 10

    World Supply and Use

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  4. Sep 10

    World Production

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  5. Aug 1

    on our research fields in Urbana. Looks beautiful although my eye is not trained for soybean.

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  6. Aug 16

    Juvenile searching aimlessly for a root to infect

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  7. Sep 3

    BRAZ premiums climbed this week for old crop. Oct and nov up 55 cents, same variation on CNF China. However, even with the sharp move, traders reported few trades.

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  8. Aug 18

    Beautiful nodulation. 😍

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  9. Sep 10

    Early . A little rain possible parts of week 1. Week 2 more likely warm-possibly drier plains and wetter far east. Heat will push crop and with limited rain. Good for drydown not good for soil moisture recharge. .

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  10. Aug 26

    2021/22 global production is expected in increase y/y due to expected record crop in the three major producers as well as larger outturns elsewhere.

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  11. Sep 10

    🌽 🌱 🌾 Supply and Use projections for 2021 - 2022

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  12. Sep 10

    As a reminder, here are all Reuters trade estimates for Friday's USDA reports, due at 11 am CDT. The top three numbers of interest for the trade: U.S. yield, U.S. corn harvested area, U.S. yield.

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  13. Jul 18

    Wrote an extension article to explain, using a logistic model, why is under better control recent years in 🇧🇷. The use of early-maturing cv. (40 days shorter) changed the game. Fungicides heavily used as well.

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  14. Sep 10

    production for beans is forecast at 4.37 billion bushels, up 1 percent from the previous forecast and up 6 percent from 2020.

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  15. Aug 18

    Rating Target Spot in our fungicide trials today. – at University of Kentucky: Research and Education Center

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  16. Sep 3

    Far from being regular or enough (it's still too early), but better than a year ago. 1st crop planting is underway in southern , but waiting for more moisture. planting starts in mid-Sep, but normally surpasses 10% around Oct 10.

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  17. Aug 31

    Septoria brown spot showing up in our soybean plots here in Kentucky. This is one of the most common soybean diseases and normally stays in the lower canopy.

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  18. Aug 5

    expands this week in the central plains and upper midwest. Parts of IA and MN are now in a D3 extreme drought.

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  19. Aug 12

    Dan Quinn and Shaun Casteel are discussing and conditions in the state.

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  20. Sep 2

    After 3 yrs of very low year-end carryouts, 🇧🇷poised to go into Jan 2022 w/ possibly the highest carryout in years. This in addition to a potentially record 140+ MMT crop likely starts 🇧🇷's export program sooner, by late Jan, possibly cutting into 🇺🇸's export window

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  21. Sep 2

    🇧🇷 Planting Pace: Lots of "noise" already out there, but cool those engines folks... Bart knows best! Brazilian planting pace should not even be discussed until 2nd week of October

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