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US wheat groups call for open border with Canada 02/03/2012
US wheat surges to 4.5 month peak amid Russia's worry 02/02/2012
CBOT wheat prices to increase to US$7/bushel 02/02/2012
US wheat, corn up for third day on stronger demand 01/25/2012
CBOT crop price forecasts lowered 01/18/2012
CBOT corn, soy start on high for 2012 01/04/2012
CBOT corn, soy rise on bad weather concerns in Brazil, Argentina 12/29/2011
CBOT corn on track for further upside next year 12/26/2011
Nigeria buys 120,000 tonnes of US wheat 12/26/2011
US wheat leads in global wheat sowings for 2012 12/09/2011
CBOT grains fall on weak export prospect 12/07/2011
CBOT soy price rises as demand increases 11/16/2011
US wheat value slides in October 11/08/2011
US wheat sowings expected to fall as price weakens 11/01/2011
CBOT corn drops amid larger global supplies 11/01/2011
CBOT wheat, soy advance as Europe debt crisis agreement eases concerns 10/28/2011
Bad weather to affect US wheat production 10/21/2011
CBOT corn eases despite China's huge order 10/14/2011
CBOT corn prices fall ahead of global supply estimate 10/12/2011
CBOT corn prices expected to increase 10/06/2011
CBOT corn, wheat drop on softening demand for US exports 10/06/2011
US wheat, corn stocks decrease on-year 10/03/2011
US-China tension on poultry issue affects CBOT corn 09/21/2011
CBOT wheat rebounds on high corn prices 09/15/2011
CBOT wheat drops to four-week low 09/12/2011
CBOT corn trades higher than wheat amid tight supply 09/09/2011
CBOT corn, soy, wheat advance on weather concerns 09/08/2011
CBOT wheat falls as Egypt buys Russian grain 08/25/2011
CBOT corn may reach record price next month 08/25/2011
US Wheat Associates calls for US-Colombia FTA 08/23/2011
Global Grain & Oilseed Markets
Evidence that USDA got its South American feed crop numbers wrong and large downward revisions are looming is growing. This carries greater implications for corn prices than it does for soy.
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