We won't know what hard red spring wheat and durum acres will total until the 31 March USDA report. Opinions are mixed today with seed dealers continuing to say there are a large number of northern Plains acres that remain "open" or undecided.Much has been written and discussed about the potential U.S. corn and soybean 2015/16 supply/demand outlooks. The soybean outlook is bearish, assuming U.S. farmers plant 2-3 million more soybean acres and yields are at least average. Corn's outlook can start to turn slightly friendly if U.S. farmers plant 1.5-2 million fewer corn acres than in 2014 and yields don't set another record. Corn ending supplies should decline in 2015/16.Not much of anything has been written about the wheat situation. That's...
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