US Corn Yield Outlook Deteriorates as Weather Extremes Persist; Saskatchewan Canola Harvest Lags
Persistent excessive rain and disease in the eastern US, combined with heat and dryness in the west, continue to weigh on corn prospects, with market expectations now pointing to a smaller crop than the USDA's August forecast. Meanwhile, Saskatchewan's canola harvest is only 4% complete, with early yields averaging about 38 bushels per acre, indicating a slow start to the season.
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