Wheat Outlook and Situation: November 1982 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover
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With 1982's bumper harvest building supplies to a record billion bushels, prices during are not likely to recover sharply from the lowest levels in 4 years. Sluggish exports during june-october reconfirm the forecast that export demand will be below the record. This weakness in demand has tended to offset the price impact from record amounts of wheat being placed into the 3-year farmer-owned grain reserve. Futures market prices continue near season lows.
Accelerated export buying and continued entry into the reserve could help bolster prices in the short run, while any strength in the long-term price outlook will likely depend on producer participation in the 1983 acreage reduction program. For the season, the average farm price will likely fall between and below last season's a bushel.
Average farm prices for june-october were below both the a bushel target price and the loan level. This means that a 50 cents-a-bushel deficiency payment will be paid to producers who complied with the 1982 acreage reduction program. The total estimated payment of $530 million compares with $415 million in 1981.
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With 1982's bumper harvest building supplies to a record billion bushels, prices during are not likely to recover sharply from the lowest levels in 4 years. Sluggish exports during june-october reconfirm the forecast that export demand will be below the record. This weakness in demand has tended to offset the price impact from record amounts of wheat being placed into the 3-year farmer-owned grain reserve. Futures market prices continue near season lows.
Accelerated export buying and continued entry into the reserve could help bolster prices in the short run, while any strength in the long-term price outlook will likely depend on producer participation in the 1983 acreage reduction program. For the season, the average farm price will likely fall between and below last season's a bushel.
Average farm prices for june-october were below both the a bushel target price and the loan level. This means that a 50 cents-a-bushel deficiency payment will be paid to producers who complied with the 1982 acreage reduction program. The total estimated payment of $530 million compares with $415 million in 1981.
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