U.S. wheat growers will reap a crop of 1.57 billion bushels, up 14 percent from this year, according to forecaster Lanworth, says Reuters. The increase would be driven by higher yields as the central and southern Plains rebound for devastating drought. Lanworth estimated winter wheat plantings at 40.79 million acres, down 4 percent. Winter wheat accounts… » Read More
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