Arlan Suderman says "Exporters have already shipped 90% of USDA's target for the marketing year that ends August 31; typical by date is 78.6% ". USDA says that feed usage is down. How could that be with a drought induced hay shortage? I have recently read that western feedlots are paying $1 above market price for corn. These kinds of discrepancies make it easy to question USDA.
- Could USDA be affected by politics? They are not supposed to be.
- Could their models be off for current conditions?
- Could crop reporters be fudging?
- What happens if USDA is wrong and we run out of corn early?
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