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Soft Red Winter
Even with Lower HRW Outlook, U.S. Wheat Production Called Up for 2018/19
As Always, Weather Is the Wildcard for U.S. Wheat Planting and Production
2018/19 U.S. Wheat Planted Area Expected to Increase Despite Dry Conditions
U.S. Crop Conditions Fall as Drought Conditions Worsen
Sustained Demand for U.S. Wheat in a New Price Environment
Cold Temperatures in HRW Country Gets Attention; Dry Conditions Could Be Worse
Wheat Futures Tumble, While Protein Premiums Soar
USDA Reports Offer Early Snapshots of 2018/19 U.S. Winter Wheat Crop
NAFTA Holds Mexico’s Door Open to U.S. Wheat; Could Open Cross-Border Trade with Canada
USDA Reports Smallest U.S. Harvested Area in 127 Years
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