The monthly report of March 2014 published by the United States Department of Agriculture (World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates Report – WASDE) cut Corn and Soybean ending stocks, reflecting strong world Import and the consequent increase of the U.S. Export.
Significant changes also concern a higher Corn Production for China, the second largest Producer after the United States, with 217.73 Mio t (22% of global production) and a lower Soybean Production for Brazil (88.50 Mio t, 31% of global production) and Paraguay (8.10 Mio t, 3%), respectively the second and the fourth world Exporters (Brazil Export share: 42%; Paraguay: 4%), due to hot and dry weather during the flowering and filling stages.
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MAIS-SOIA-MAR-2014-EN.pdf (694 kB)
Corn & Soybeans - March 2014: Report about prices, production and global trade prospects for 2013-14 season.
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With a degree in Computer Science with specialization in IT for Management Level, she belongs to the CLAL.it Team. The CLAL.it Team is composed of young people who, with the help of Computer Science, study the dairy market and develop tools to provide the Operators of the dairy sector with a comprehensive real-time view of the Italian and international market trends.
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