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Soft Red Winter
Millers and Processors Should Like the 2017/18 Soft Red Winter Crop
Opportunities Abound for Customers to Lock-in Competitive Prices
U.S. Wheat Production to Fall to Lowest Level Since 2002/03
Profiling U.S. Wheat Sustainability: John Hoffman, Soft Red Winter Wheat Farmer
Variable Conditions Dominate as 2017/18 Harvest Begins
Profiling U.S. Wheat Sustainability
U.S. Wheat Planted Area Falls to Record Low
USDA Expects U.S. Wheat Production to Fall 20 Percent Year-Over-Year
Outlook for 2017/18 U.S. Winter Wheat Plantings
Premiums Rise as Supplies of High Protein Wheat Fall
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