The monthly report of May 2014 released by the United States Department of Agriculture (World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates Report – WASDE) presents the estimates for the new season 2015-16.
Global Corn supplies are projected at 990 Mio t, slightly lower from the 2014-15 season, ending August 31. Declines are expected for the U.S., EU, Brazil, Ukraine and Mexico. Corn production is expected higher for China, South Africa, India, Canada, Russia and Argentina.
Global Soybean production for 2015-16 is projected at 317 Mio t, unchanged from the 2014-15 marketing year, ending September 30. Gains for Brazil, India, Paraguay and Ukraine are offset by reduction for the U.S., Argentina and China.
China Soybean production is projected lower as producers shift to more profitable crops.
The U.S. Corn and Soybean yield is projected lower from last year’s record, respectively 167 bushels per acre and 46 bushels per acre.
CLAL.it – Corn: Production and Exports
CLAL.it – Soybeans: Production and Exports
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MAIS-SOIA-MAY-2015-EN.pdf (1 MB)
Corn & Soybeans - May 2015: Report about prices, production and global trade prospects for 2015-16 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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