The Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) of the United Nations (UN) is forecasting an increase in global beef production in 2021 of 1.2% to 72.4m tonnes CWE.
US - dairy production increases
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USDA reports that milk production in the 24 major dairy states during May was 18.9 billion pounds (which converts to 8.3bn litres), up 4.9% from May 2020.
Australia - sheepmeat exports down
Australian sheepmeat exports for the year ending May 2021 were 386,686t, down 11% on the year ending May 2020.
UK - wheat futures
lose ground
The AHDB reports that UK feed wheat futures for November 2021 lost ground again last week, closing at £171.30/t (€200/t), a fall of £0.70/t (€0.82/t).
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Global - increase in world beef production
The Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) of the United Nations (UN) is forecasting an increase in global beef production in 2021 of 1.2% to 72.4m tonnes CWE.
US - dairy production increases
USDA reports that milk production in the 24 major dairy states during May was 18.9 billion pounds (which converts to 8.3bn litres), up 4.9% from May 2020.
Australia - sheepmeat exports down
Australian sheepmeat exports for the year ending May 2021 were 386,686t, down 11% on the year ending May 2020.
UK - wheat futures
lose ground
The AHDB reports that UK feed wheat futures for November 2021 lost ground again last week, closing at £171.30/t (€200/t), a fall of £0.70/t (€0.82/t).
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