Soybeans Outlook With 1965 Harvest in Full Swing
Weekly crop and weather report shows a tight soybean situation easing as 1965 harvest begins. Aug 1 conditions put 1965 soybean crop at 864 million bushels, total supplies about 894 million, up 17 percent from 1964. Carryover for Sept 1 is forecast at 30 million, the smallest since 1955 except 1961, with prices near the 1965 support rate of 2.25. Division of production and exports suggest higher crushings and a possible rise in end-of-year carryover by Sept 1, 1966. Weather notes: rains across Iowa, cool fronts creating wide temperature swings. corn behind 1964. soybeans behind average maturity but generally good condition.
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