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USDA lowers corn production forecast and raises soybean outlook

The USDA expects US corn production to decline while increasing its forecast for soybeans. The supplied information does not quantify the changes or indicate a major market disruption.

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Changes in crop forecasts can influence food, feed and commodity markets, though the wider impact is currently unclear.

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  1. USDA expects corn production to fall, but ups forecast for soybeans ↗agri-pulse.com · Recorded source date: Sep 11, 2026, 7:46 PM UTC

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USDA revises US wheat, corn and soybean forecasts

The USDA lowered wheat stock estimates and changed corn and soybean production forecasts. The supplied headline does not specify the size of the revisions.

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