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Keeping an eye on the grain market - February 11 update

The next 5-6 weeks will be key to see whether farmers push the seed drill onto every available hectare.

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Keeping an eye on the grain market - February 11 update

Lower US wheat values could prompt buying opportunity. Estimates for US stocks of soybeans and corn revised down to multi-year lows. Sterling strength and weakness in offshore markets press UK wheat...

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