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AM Outlook - Sales Supportive

GOOD MORNING, Prices were higher yesterday post report, with follow-through activity this morning.   Breaking it all down we find the following:   Corn:  Sep. 1 stocks at 1995 mbu was 225 mbu below the average trade guess, and 258 mbu below the Sep. WASDE carryout est at 2253 mbu.  Final 2019 corn production was raised by only 3 mbu to 13.6 bbu, with yield at 167.5 bpa.  Implied Q4 feeding was estimated at 933 mbu vs. 912 mbu year ago.  19/20 corn feeding was 5861 mbu vs. current USDA at 5600 mbu.   Feeding in the Oct. WASDE could be higher as a result of the Sep. 1 stocks report. Beans:  Sep.1 bean stocks at 523 was 53 mbu below the average trade guess, and 52 mbu below the Sep. WAS...

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