What's YOUR best guess for Sep USDA est.

[c-x-1]

Corn:                                 Beans:

a. above 10.5b                a. above 2.65b

b. 10.5 - 10.30                 b. 2.65 - 2.60

c. 10.30 - 10.1                 c. 2.60 - 2.55

d. 10.10 - 9.90                 d. 2.55 - 2.50

e. below 9.90                   e. below 2.50

[Mizzou_Tiger]

C for both

[67guy]

I'm with the Tiger on this one.  C for both.

[jeremey.frost]

C/D .......but more important will be what the USDA does for the demand side of things...........

the small crop most likely continues to get smaller...........and comes below trade estimates once again..............but bigger thing will be what the USDA says demand is going to do............and then if the market believes it.............can't afford any price break that add's any demand or doesn't curb it as much as needed

[roarintiger1]

I still contend that the USDA will continue to set the carryover at the number that they want and work the numbers backwards. However,  without much higher prices (especially in soybeans) demand is not going away.  I'll guess no lower than C.....for now.

[sw363535]

C & C  my guess----------------------usda will make harvest prove lower and drop into 9's in Oct   still guessing.

[Farmerjoe79]

I think they will be below 10 on this report In sept

[c-x-1]

i don't disagree at all Farmerjoe that it is a distinct possibility/probability you are correct.

However, if you don't mind, will you elaborate. Mathmatically - 85.7m harvest w/ 116 yield = below. where do you see the reductions coming in??

thanks,

c-x-1

[Farmerjoe79]

I see the harvested acres at 84 million and somewhere between 110 to 115 yield. There is huge yield loss coming from corn just Fallin off if farmers don't get out an get harvesting it's going to get alot worst. I hope the wind stays away for a while.

[Hobbyfarmer]

Over 10 on the corn and more beans than is really out there too.