February crop reports will focus on U.S. demand, global crops

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USDA will update its 2021-22 U.S. demand forecasts in the Feb. 9 Supply & Demand Report. There won’t be any U.S. crop updates this month. A bigger focus will be updates to USDA’s South American crop forecasts, though they will remain above most if not all private crop forecasters. The following report expectations are based on a survey of analysts by Reuters (Bloomberg for cotton).

Expectations for
U.S. Carryover

Corn – billion bushels

 

2021-22

Average est.

1.512

Range

1.420-1.560

USDA January

1.540

 

Soybeans – million bushels

 

2021-22

Average est.

310

Range

182-350

USDA January

350

 

Wheat – million bushels

 

2021-22

Average est.

629

Range

596-655

USDA January

628

 

Cotton – million bales

 

2021-22

Average est.

3.29

Range

3.00-3.70

USDA January

3.20

 

Expectations for
Global Carryover

Corn – MMT

 

2021-22

Average est.

300.32

Range

294.30-303.00

USDA January

303.07

 

Soybeans – MMT

 

2021-22

Average est.

91.51

Range

86.00-94.00

USDA January

95.20

 

Wheat – MMT

 

2021-22

Average est.

279.89

Range

275.90-282.40

USDA January

279.95

 

Cotton – million bales

 

2021-22

Average est.

84.95

Range

84.00-85.75

USDA January

85.01

 

 

 

Brazilian Production

Soybeans – MMT

Average est.

133.65

Range

126.50-137.50

USDA January

139.00

 

Corn – MMT

Average est.

113.63

Range

111.00-116.10

USDA January

115.0

 

Argentine
Production

Soybeans – MMT

Average est.

44.51

Range

43.00-46.00

USDA January

46.50

 

Corn – MMT

Average est.

52.16

Range

51.00-53.50

USDA January

54.00

 

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