2012•RePEc: Research Papers in EconomicsOpen access

Early Corn Harvest and September 1 Stocks

Darrel Good, Good, Darrel

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A larger percentage of the U.S. corn grain acreage was harvested in August this year than is typically the case.The availability of large new crop corn supplies during the last month of the previous marketing year makes it more difficult to anticipate the magnitude of old crop stocks on September 1.

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A larger percentage of the U.S. corn grain acreage was harvested in August this year than is typically the case.The availability of large new crop corn supplies during the last month of the previous marketing year makes it more difficult to anticipate the magnitude of old crop stocks on September 1.

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A larger percentage of the U.S. corn grain acreage was harvested in August this year than is typically the case.The availability of large new crop corn supplies during the last month of the previous marketing year makes it more difficult to anticipate the magnitude of old crop stocks on September 1.

Key concepts: Agricultural science, Agribusiness, Business, Agricultural economics, Environmental science, Economics, Geography, Agriculture

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