Corn plantings fell a hair below the lowest analyst estimate, while soybean plantings surpassed the highest estimate.
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The U.S. Agriculture Department said in its prospective plantings report that U.S. soybean plantings were expected at 89.482 million acres.
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The U.S. government's prospective plantings report on Thursday projected a year-on-year decline in plantings of corn and soybeans.
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Oklahoma corn plantings are projected to fall 11 percent, and its soy plantings are expected to decline 13 percent, according to the USDA.
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U.S. soy plantings totaled a record 90.2 million acres this year and the USDA in a preliminary forecast set plantings next year at 91.0 million acres.
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Spring wheat plantings would be the largest in 18 years.
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Aakre said plantings should shrink to help prices eventually recover.
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That list is booming with new plantings of old bulbs.
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Plantings are supported by an irrigation system and landscape lighting.
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Its clearings were filled with mango plantings, its cows sturdy.
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But "whisper" numbers in the market have soybean plantings rising to or higher than 90 million acres, which would represent an unprecedented 5 percent jump in plantings between the long-term and Forum forecasts.
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That would reflect increased plantings in regions where farmers have reduced rapeseed and sugar beet area, and stable plantings elsewhere, underpinned by a slight price rebound last year, said Matthieu Caldumbide, the AGPM's deputy director.
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Corn plantings were seen falling 1.6553 percent to 89.996 million acres.
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Oxgaard estimated Xtend soybean plantings at 30 to 35 million acres.
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A yield of 168.6 bpa would completely offset those additional plantings.
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First, the garden plantings arrived from Britain in the wrong dimensions.
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OUTDOOR SPACE: The brick courtyard and walkways are edged by plantings.
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Tree nurseries and tree plantings must comprise a forest stewardship program.
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The 1.64-acre property features mature oak trees and perennial plantings.
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However, he expects substantial U.S. plantings of the seed in 2020.
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And it is these social networks that make plantings so resilient.
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Mercer, a landscape designer, used the grounds to demo her plantings.
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U.S. wheat plantings totaled 45.6 million acres, in line with market forecasts.
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However, future rains mean more soybean plantings may be stalled, traders said.
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Oklahoma cotton plantings were forecast at 680,000 acres, the largest since 1980.
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Analysts, on average, had been expecting soybean plantings of 83.834 million acres.
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This spring, he asked me to remove my plantings and garden elsewhere.
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Nutella was founded here, in Alba, amid vast plantings of hazelnut trees.
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The professionally landscaped yard has simple plantings and a saltwater gunite pool.
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Total wheat plantings in Kansas fell this year to 7.6 million acres.
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There are shady little nooks, lovely native plantings and artfully orchestrated vistas.
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Staff marine biologists guide snorkeling tours among the art and coral plantings.
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A rooftop lounge with copious plantings has views of the surrounding countryside.
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Bioswales refer to landscaped strips of plantings along sidewalks or buildings' edges.
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The property has stone walls, expansive lawns, mature trees and simple plantings.
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Offsets that support clean cookstoves or tree plantings do help lower emissions.
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Plantings on the 1.6-acre lot include mature mesquite trees and bougainvillea.
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Knotweed often rudely breaches its intended boundaries when included in landscaped plantings.
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The government itself has not made public the figures for 0003/2000 plantings.
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However, future rains mean that more soybean plantings may be stalled, traders said.
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Surging sales are likely to expand Canada's barley plantings next spring, he said.
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Soybean plantings were seen at 21 percent done, versus 24 percent on average.
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FSA data showed reported wheat plantings at 42.76 million acres as of Aug.
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Soybean and wheat plantings ended up 4 percent and 7 percent higher, respectively.
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Early-season dryness in Brazil and Argentina could also result in reduced plantings.
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Plantings include azaleas and rhododendrons; mature trees include oak, maple, dogwood and holly.
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There is a chance that corn plantings could increase from March intentions, however.
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Outdoor space: The house is approached by a circular driveway with central plantings.
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The two spring plantings are modeled after the Hudson Valley and the Adirondacks.
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The new plantings will help make the woodlands more resilient in future storms.
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The plantings include mature oak trees, citrus trees and a small cactus garden.
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Additional plantings could mark closed graves, helping restore the ecology of the island.
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"The legal authorities they're using for these payments constrained them to basing it on production or at least actual plantings, rather than historical plantings," said Joseph Glauber, a former USDA chief economist now with the International Food Policy Research Institute.
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The USDA is expected to estimate corn plantings at 90 million acres (364,217 square kilometers), up 2.2 percent from 2015, and soybean plantings at 83.1 million, up 0.5 percent, in a report on Thursday, according to analysts polled by Reuters.
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Reduced plantings mean less business for grain elevators like Tettens Grain in Sterling, Illinois.
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The USDA is set to release closely watched stocks and plantings estimates on Thursday.
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He bought a 60-acre hop farm in 2008 and has expanded plantings tenfold.
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Other crop plantings, such as pulses and sugar cane, were down year on year.
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The USDA in February estimated soybean plantings would be lower at 82.5 million acres.
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Among other things, this show demonstrates that Burle Marx's aesthetic contributions went beyond plantings.
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The study omits, however, how far tree plantings or new growth offset the losses.
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The flower beds are meant to resemble plantings around artists' haunts in the Northeast.
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Harvests were already behind schedule after rains and historic floods interrupted plantings this spring.
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They quickly grew to cover 24 million acres in 227, or 24% of plantings.
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Outdoor space: The gated property is famously lush, with plantings and a koi pond.
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When you plant in communities, you manage the entire plantings, not each individual plant.
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A year ago, final soybean plantings came in 1.03 million acres above March intentions.
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"I think you've got issues in Europe ... with wet conditions preventing plantings," Huckabay said.
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Last October, Dorado Beach reopened with more than 300,000 new plantings and expanded facilities.
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For graphic on U.S. crop plantings fall with rising uncertainty over trade disputes click tmsnrt.
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Other crop plantings, such as pulses and sugar cane, were also down year on year.
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The Reuters survey results were in line with an NBS plantings poll released on Monday.
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Every season, the Parks Department releases a tentative schedule of coming and recently completed plantings.
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The backyard is fenced and paved, with plantings along the perimeter and a koi pond.
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Late plantings have left crops immature and in need of even more time to grow.
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Monsanto expects U.S. plantings of Xtend soybeans to double next year to 40 million acres.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Private analytics firm Informa Economics raised its forecast of U.S. 212 soybean plantings to 91.387 million acres, a potential record high, and trimmed its 2018 corn plantings projection to 89.675 million acres, according to an Informa client note obtained by Reuters on Friday.
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In Kansas, plantings are expected to drop 7 percent for corn and 5 percent for soybeans.
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Farmers had already been reducing plantings in recent years due in part to lackluster Chinese demand.
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Traders remain nervous about the potential for reduced U.S. corn and soybean yields after late plantings.
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On Friday, the USDA surprised traders by estimating U.S. 2019 corn plantings at 91.7 million acres.
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Some hospitals have added tree views and plantings for patients as a result of these studies.
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The monthslong citrus harvest continues, and farmers are tucking young almond tree plantings into the ground.
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It also always helps to spruce up plantings to please the eye – but don't overdo it.
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The more aggressive scenario could result in corn plantings just below 87 million acres (reut.rs/2lWXGZX).
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That gives farmers an incentive to vary plantings that are now dominated by wheat and canola.
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But when designing plantings for a roof terrace, knowing how much it can support is critical.
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A Reuters' poll had forecast that the CEC would peg the plantings at 2.6 million hectares.
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USDA's June acreage report revealed that soybean and particularly corn plantings were heavier than originally thought.
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The USDA projected total U.S. 2019 wheat plantings at 45.6 million acres, in line with trade expectations.
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Most major growers feel that the market is getting saturated, and that California plantings will soon stabilize.
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Farmers have seen prices climb even more in cash markets in areas where rains washed out plantings.
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The 220/22 EU harvest is also seen at around 18 million tonnes following reduced beet plantings.
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The regulatory review, along with supply constraints, will cap U.S. plantings of Enlist E3 soybeans this spring.
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Marquette is expanding beet plantings by one-third, or five acres, claiming more of his canola field.
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To be sure, not all of the drop in winter wheat plantings was due to low prices.
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The plantings outlook was based on surveys of farmers conducted during the first two weeks of March.
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Soybean plantings have high chances of increasing and wheat acres have moderate to high chances of decreasing.
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However, it is more likely that soybean plantings end up between 90.2 million and 90.6 million acres.
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The area contains rock walls, plantings, statuary, small bridges and a pair of ponds with a waterfall.
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The big picture: Historic flooding in the spring led farmers to delay plantings due to drenched fields.
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The government also said that winter wheat plantings fell to 30.804 million acres, the lowest since 1909.
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OUTDOOR SPACE The house sits on 1.38 acres of mature trees and plantings, near a bike path.
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Analysts, on average, had been expecting winter wheat plantings of 34.139 million, according to a Reuters poll.
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Growers have said they may cut back overall plantings if the next government's policies go against production.
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The city would also seek to create a waterfront esplanade, and to lure wildlife with native plantings.
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Corn prices are likely to be influenced by the U.S. Midwest weather as this year's plantings were delayed.
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Despite that, Monsanto predicts farmers will double plantings of Xtend soybeans to about 40 million acres next year.
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S. corn plantings are showing slowness after the recent wetness after heavy snow in some U.S. regions melted.
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Widespread storms caused unprecedented delays in corn plantings and prevented farmers from planting crops across millions of acres.
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Other crop plantings such as pulses, sugar cane and oilseeds like soybean were also down versus last year.
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OUTDOOR SPACE: The property was landscaped by Michael Hopping with boxwoods, lady palms and other traditional Southern plantings.
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There is topiary here for structure, and surging, old-fashioned plantings of roses, philadelphus, lupines, lilies and irises.
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They invited hotel tenants to take part in the block's annual pumpkin festival and help with spring plantings.
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Values around 2.4 or above start to favor soybean plantings while those near or below 2.3 favor corn.
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Question marks surround the upcoming harvests of both crops after historic rains and flooding stalled plantings this spring.
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As of now, all-wheat plantings are running ahead of forecasts in No.1 exporter, the United States.
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The USDA on Friday surprised traders by estimating U.S. 2019 corn plantings at 91.7 million acres, topping trade expectations.
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Continued rains are required by U.S. corn, which is in a delicate state given the late plantings this year.
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Many grain traders and analysts expect the agency will lower its harvest estimate after surveying farmers again about plantings.
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Investors are hoping for direction from the U.S. Department of Agriculture's prospective plantings report, due to be released Friday.
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USDA said all-wheat plantings in the United States totaled 50.816 million acres, compared to forecasts for 49.869 million.
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He estimated corn plantings of only 212,2000 hectares (6533,2653 acres), 270,280 hectares (49,421 acres) less than last crop year.
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It estimates U.S. corn plantings in 2019 between 85 million and 87 million acres, the lowest in a decade.
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USDA placed 2018 North Dakota spring wheat plantings at 6.4 million acres, some 20 percent more than last year.
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Some cities, including Pittsburgh and Lexington, Ky., have banned new plantings of Bradford pear; others are removing the trees.
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But if the cold weather hangs on too long, both corn plantings and ultimately year-end supply could shrink.
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OUTDOOR SPACE The house has a deep front porch and low-maintenance backyard with native plantings and two decks.
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The sun is still out, and the warm air smells of wild grasses growing in the fresh plantings nearby.
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There are three sizable terraces on this level — with outdoor furnishings, various plantings and even a small putting green.
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The ramisco grape, which makes up 75 percent of the Colares plantings, is superbly adapted to its unusual environment.
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Such thin margins leave little room for error and may mean smaller Canadian soy plantings next year, he said.
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On Thursday, private analytics firm Informa Economics increased its forecast of 2017 U.S. soybean plantings to 88.86 million acres.
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Since January, the company has increased its estimate for 2017 U.S. plantings to 20 million acres from 15 million.
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He carved out a parking area with cobblestone pavers, and edged it with plantings, leftovers from his day job.
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It is important to trim hedges and other plantings near windows and doors to avoid providing cover for burglars.
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Most ticks are found within 9 feet of your lawn's edge – especially near the woods, stone walls, or ornamental plantings.
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The size of the American crop is uncertain after farmers suffered unprecedented plantings delays this spring due to widespread flooding.
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The spotlight is on weather across the U.S. Midwest after weeks of rain put corn plantings behind the average pace.
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Farmers will also get subsidies from the government to rotate their plantings as well as to leave some land fallow.
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Since that expansion started in the late 210s, California's mandarin plantings have increased 240-fold, to 603,260 acres from 275,210.
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Widespread storms caused unprecedented delays in corn plantings this spring and prevented farmers from planting crops across millions of acres.
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The decline is mostly due to smaller plantings in Russia and Ukraine, which have both been hit by dry weather.
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Widespread storms already caused unprecedented delays in corn plantings this spring and prevented farmers from planting on millions of acres.
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Of the last 18 years, those with speedier plantings and earlier emergence were generally associated with higher ratings (reut.rs/1WY0c2x).
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It also comes as Canadian farmers have substituted some flax plantings in recent years with more profitable canola and lentils.
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The 2016/17 season plantings produced 193,372 tonnes of grain - 60 percent of the annual national demand of 320,000 tonnes.
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All infested Minnesota conservation plantings used seed from Cottonwood, Minnesota-based Green Valley Seed, the department said in a statement.
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OUTDOOR SPACE: The lot is about a half-acre, with a patio, a fountain, mature plantings and a flat lawn.
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And just off the building's lobby is a one-acre garden, with plantings and walking paths, designed by Sasaki Associates.
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Parks Department arborists survey the city to determine where to place trees, and New Yorkers can also request new plantings.
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About two-thirds of the trees will be Newark cider varieties, especially Harrisons, which already comprise half of their plantings.
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The downstairs patio has lush plantings and a number of seating areas, including a teak deck off the master suite.
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At the center will be a porte-cochere and courtyard with plantings, designed by the Swiss landscape architect Enzo Enea.
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U.S. wheat plantings were seen falling to 21.0 million acres - the lowest since the government started tracking them in 231.
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And soon, plantings in New York City may spell out messages of resistance, love, or other expressions from the local community.
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All four of Iowa's congressional districts are among the 36 that have soybean plantings of more than half a million acres.
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FUNDAMENTALS * The spotlight is on weather across the U.S. Midwest after weeks of rain put corn plantings behind the average pace.
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Wheat plantings fell to 7.6 million acres, the second lowest acreage in U.S. Department of Agriculture records dating back to 1919.
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Chicago wheat futures are down for a second straight session on Monday as weather conditions for U.S. grain plantings have improved.
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Though Palmer amaranth has also appeared in conservation plantings in other states, it has been hard to narrow down the source.
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The Prospective Plantings report, which will provide an updated view of winter wheat acreage and is expected from USDA on Mar.
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The seriousness of the disease has prompted some Alberta municipalities to ban canola plantings in certain infected fields for three years.
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There is a small grassy area along one side of the pool, but the rest of the plantings are desert succulents.
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INSIDE An Italian theme announces itself in the Venetian plaster walls, painted murals, Mediterranean plantings and Mugnaini wood-burning pizza oven.
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Outdoor space: Drought-resistant native plantings, along with a large avocado tree, fill the front yard; artificial turf carpets the back.
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Farmers have worried that flowering plants compete for pollination with almond blossoms, so they're reluctant to allow for any other plantings.
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It projects plantings in 2020 will stay at about 50 million acres, which was 66% of the American crop last year.
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A sharp drop had been generally expected because of a big reduction in rapeseed plantings following dry weather in autumn 2018.
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However, plantings have been hitting expectations, so that story is less prevalent and national yield outlooks likely remain near average levels.
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They are surrounded by plantings that include Mexican lime trees, agave plants and vines that climb the walls bordering the property.
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Severe floods spurred by record rainfall soaked the southeast and the Midwest this summer, delaying plantings of corn and soy crops.
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Almond plantations in the area doubled in size last year to more than 5,500 hectares, with foreign investors dominating new plantings.
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Successive droughts have slowed plantings of crops including rice, wheat, sugarcane, corn, cotton, soybean and rapeseed, and cut the need for fertilizer.
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Vegetable plantings in Saskatchewan may grow by up to 10 percent this year, said Bob Purton, president of Saskatchewan Vegetable Growers' Association.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture is scheduled to issue its first estimate of winter wheat plantings for the 2018 harvest in January.
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Some see the fund-driven retreat in wheat as out of step with improving exports and a decline in U.S. wheat plantings.
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That would put corn plantings about the same as the latest projection from February, at an area roughly the size of Germany.
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On average over the past five years, final corn plantings ended up 6 percent higher than what was reported on Aug. 1.
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The common garden was a flat lawn stretching for perhaps the length of half a football field, with no flowers or plantings.
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The USDA on Friday projected total U.S. wheat plantings for 2019 at 45.8 million acres, the lowest since records began in 1919.
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All-wheat plantings were forecast at 23.8 million acres, down 1 percent, but topping the average trade expectation of 23.2 million acres.
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The celebration will emphasize that good nutrition is fun, too: It will offer cooking demonstrations, herb plantings and fruit and vegetable crafts.
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She seems more interested in the story's high points—its surefire entertainments—than in the putrid plantings growing through that kitchen's cracks.
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This is where market participants cannot ignore the emergence progress, which often gets placed on the back burner in favor of plantings.
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There also have been state-run farms doing trial plantings over the decades, even before significant demand existed in the domestic market.
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Concerns about a potentially crop-damaging heat wave in Europe and lower-than-expected plantings in Canada have supported wheat prices this week.
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Nebraska farmers planted the fewest winter wheat acres on record, and plantings in top producers Kansas and Texas fell by 700,000 acres each.
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The USDA also said that farmers planned to boost their corn plantings, but severe flooding in the U.S. Midwest may curtail final acreage.
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The company claims to have grown crops within these "renewed" microbiomes over four plantings and achieved yields 10 percent higher than comparable seeds.
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Among differences, the FAO says that a forest where trees are deliberately felled to make way for new plantings is still a forest.
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A third set of stairs from this floor connects to the teak roof deck, with trellis walls and various plantings like climbing hydrangea.
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Industrial hemp plantings this year could double from the 217,230 acres seeded in 22014, said Eric Steenstra, president of advocacy group Vote Hemp.
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Xtend soybeans were launched with the dicamba herbicide in 2350 when they were used on 2260 million acres, or 43% of U.S. plantings.
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The U.S. Agriculture Department (USDA) on Thursday forecast 2020 U.S. corn plantings at 94.0 million acres, up from 89.7 million acres in 2019.
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They have struggled due to low prices, the U.S.-China trade war and historic springtime flooding, which caused unprecedented delays in corn plantings.
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The next COT report will be issued on Friday following USDA's prospective plantings and will reflect trade activity from March 22 through March 28.
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A weekly USDA crop progress report late on Monday said U.S. corn and soybean plantings were progressing even more slowly than had been feared.
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Supply concerns put broad pressure on the grains a day after the USDA predicted that U.S. farmers will increase corn plantings above analysts' expectations.
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The airline will reach net zero emissions by funding "offsets," or projects such as wind turbines and tree plantings that decrease global emissions overall.
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Corn and soybean futures reached one-week highs at the Chicago Board of Trade on concerns about wet weather disrupting plantings and threatening yields.
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Soybeans like corn are planted during spring in the United States, and corn plantings are getting under way in the south of the country.
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For 2018, Monsanto predicts Xtend soybeans will be grown on about 40 million U.S. acres, or more than 40 percent of all soybean plantings.
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In Britain, improved prices and favorable weather could boost winter wheat plantings, but problems with weed control have raised uncertainty about farmers' crop choices.
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It marks the agency's first update of its views on planted crop acreage in the United States since the Prospective Plantings report in March.
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In 2015, for the first time, the acreage used for the crops declined, according to a nonprofit that tracks the plantings of biotech seeds.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Although Brazilian soybean plantings are poised for the smallest year-on-year increase in a decade, supply concerns are not warranted - yet.
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Wasps are often observed hunting for nest sites along the edges of human plantings and gardens, even along the edges of sidewalks or gravel.
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Traders and farmers remain uncertain about the size of the upcoming soybean and corn harvests after historic rains and flooding delayed plantings this spring.
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Corn futures climbed to a five-year high after historic rains and flooding delayed spring plantings, before losing some ground due to tepid demand.
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Argentina's 1973 seed law allows farmers to use seeds generated from their harvests freely in later plantings, unlike their counterparts in the United States.
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Mr. Fiore not only helped plan the plantings, pathways and firepit, but also sent the Thompsons to visit an olive farm in Visalia, Calif.
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The USDA also pegged U.S. winter wheat plantings at their lowest level since 1909, although the estimate was slightly above the average trade forecast.
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U.S. soybean plantings shot up from nearly 71 million acres in 1982 to nearly 90 million this year, worth a total of $41 billion.
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But changes in crop insurance that cause farmers to cut back on plantings could provide relief to a global balance sheet heavy with supplies.
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Corn looked set to break an eight-session rally fuelled by concerns over lost plantings and reduced yield potential due to excess moisture this spring.
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Of the 36 congressional districts with soybean plantings of more than half a million acres, all but five will send Republicans to the next Congress.
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Statistics Canada projected total Canadian wheat plantings for 2019 at 29 million acres, up 2304.00% from a year ago and exceeding the average trade expectation.
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People can also attach photos of their plantings, send messages to the trees, and upload artwork, poems, videos, or stories tagged to each tree location.
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The report is drawing extra interest after the USDA surprised the market with a higher-than-expected estimate of U.S. corn plantings on June 28.
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Brazil's government forecast corn exports would grow by 25% this season, to 31 million tonnes, even before the weather-related issues affected U.S. corn plantings.
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"Export sales data should be pretty decent for wheat and plantings could be a bit of an eye opener as well," a European trader said.
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USDA also said that farmers planned to boost their corn plantings by 4.1 percent but severe flooding in the U.S. Midwest may curtail final acreage.
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In its prospective plantings report, the government said farmers planned to seed 92.792 million acres of corn and 84.617 million acres of soybeans this spring.
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Conditions for the crop are generally favorable in the Russian Federation and the European Union, but winter plantings declined in the United States and Ukraine.
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The robust plantings will likely add to an ample supply base of both commodities that the U.S. Agriculture Department said was bigger than traders expected.
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The acreage report showed that soybean plantings came in at a record 83.688 million acres, up from the government's March forecast of 82.236 million acres.
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Wheat acreage also was bigger than expected, with the government reporting increases in both winter wheat and spring wheat plantings compared to its March estimates.
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As they switched to soybeans, U.S. farmers may have cut corn plantings to 92.8 million acres, from 93.6 million forecast by the USDA in March.
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Outside the building, a bioswale is designed to absorb storm-water runoff with native plantings, but it serves another purpose: keeping people at a distance.
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Reduced U.S. corn and soybean plantings will likely cut available crop supplies in the United States, potentially driving up raw material costs and squeezing margins.
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Monsanto predicts U.S. farmers will double plantings of Xtend soybeans to about 40 million acres next year despite reports of crop damage this past summer.
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"The High Line is pretty, all the plantings are beautiful, and it's idyllic to look at — at least at seven in the morning," she said.
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The plantings, when added to two other deliveries, would make up the new landscape on the sloped spot prepared by the goats earlier in summer.
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OUTDOOR SPACE The 2.3-acre lot has been updated with new fences and a front garden that has a burbling fish pond and perennial plantings.
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Arlaux is one of the few wineries that depend on the grape, which accounts for about a third of the plantings in the Champagne region.
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The government last week blamed the pollution on low rain levels and farmers burning rice crop remnants after the harvest to prepare for new plantings.
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The government last week blamed the pollution on low rain levels and farmers burning rice crop remnants after the harvest to prepare for new plantings.
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With the videos released and the site launched, the goal of 20 million tree plantings worth of donations by the start of 2020 was set.
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The residue of plants from previous plantings still carpets the earth, offering a layer of protection, and his fields are never bare even after harvest.
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Among the plantings are dogwood, hydrangea and rhododendron, as well as a star magnolia in front and a 100-year-old ginkgo tree in back.
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When the long-term outlook is updated each February at the agency's Outlook Forum, corn and soybean plantings are generally revised by less than 2 percent.
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If USDA follows the same habits as the last few years, projected wheat plantings should drop in the 47 million-acre range, close to market expectations.
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"Winter crop plantings, which typically begin in April and represent 25 percent of the total volume of farm production, require sufficient and timely rainfall," it said.
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Wheat futures were higher on short-covering after a five-session slide and worries that wintry weather in the Dakotas will curb plantings of spring wheat.
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From a jungle area where you can walk through bamboo tunnels to pleasure grounds that feature historic plantings from around the world, there's plenty to explore.
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The fire resistant home also had all its plantings at least 5 feet from the siding and the siding was raised 6 inches off the ground.
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But the corn crop improved significantly the further west the scouts traveled despite the later-than-normal plantings, and there were few signs of unplanted fields.
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On Friday, the USDA surprised traders by estimating U.S. 2019 corn plantings at 91.7 million acres, prompting prices to post their steepest loss in three years.
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While overall plantings are expected to fall, they are happening at an accelerated rate this season in part because of the delayed monsoon, the report said.
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As of July 19, cotton planted area was 5% higher than the five-year average, with plantings especially accelerated in the states of Rajasthan and Odisha.
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Russia is starting active harvesting of its 2019 grain crop amid concerns that hot and dry weather could hurt plantings in several regions of the country.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture is expected to release its forecasts for U.S. 1.50 corn, soybean and wheat plantings this week at its annual Outlook Forum.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture is expected to release its forecasts for U.S. 262188 corn, soybean and wheat plantings this week at its annual Outlook Forum.
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The USDA's prospective plantings report, which also forecast soybean acreage dipping 0.5 percent to 82.236 million acres, surveys farmers during the first two weeks of March.
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The USDA wrongfooted the market with its end-June acreage report, in which it pegged corn plantings well above trade expectations and soybeans lower than anticipated.
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Final wheat plantings could drop as low as 280 million acres, but a modest decrease to 214.2 million or 22.14.2 million is the most probable outcome.
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"Furniture is probably the most important thing, so you can start using the outdoor space even before you get the plantings figured out," Ms. Freda said.
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Sediment in reservoirs is being reduced through measures such as agricultural terracing and new plantings paid for by the Upper Tana-Nairobi Water Fund, Apse said.
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In its place, Boeri built Bosco Verticale (Vertical Forest), a set of luxury residential towers with tree plantings on large balconies on each of its levels.
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OUTDOOR SPACE The house sits on a steep 0.12-acre corner lot, with dense plantings and a series of patios and stairs wrapping around the back.
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In the rear of Ocean Dreams, the Coney Island boardwalk will be widened and outfitted with exercise equipment, benches, and plantings by Weintraub Diaz Landscape Architecture.
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He was hit hard by the loss of soybean sales from China and is trying to figure out how to adjust his plantings for this year.
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The estimate for the 2018/2019 season is 16% less than the 12.510 million tonnes harvested in the 2017/2018 season, after dry weather delayed plantings.
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His decorative takeover began with window-box plantings and then spread onto the sidewalk out front: a display of boulders, large potted plants and found objects.
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Chinese buyers are already paying premiums for soybeans from Brazil, which has expanded plantings and export infrastructure and grows a bean prized for high protein content.
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American dogwood, and its nonnative relative the kousa dogwood, can be found growing throughout the five boroughs, but as often in ornamental plantings as in woodlands.
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Mercer's plantings spread out at your feet here, from gatherings of butterfly bushes, Montauk daisies and willows to formal beds of salvia, astilbe and bearded iris.
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Monsanto expects its Xtend soybeans to be grown on about 40 million acres, or more than 40 percent of plantings, up from 20 million this year.
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"They say there's more organisms in a handful of soil than people on the planet," Mr. Palen said, making his way through a field between plantings.
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IEG projected U.S. 2019 soybean plantings at 29 million acres, above the USDA's March forecast of 2297.40 million, according to an IEG client note seen by Reuters.
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Corn prices have drawn support this week amid concerns that ongoing adverse weather will further delay U.S. plantings of the grain, forcing U.S. farmers to sow soybeans.
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The USDA surprised the market with its June 27.993 acreage report in which it pegged corn plantings well above trade expectations and soybean acreage lower than anticipated.
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The USDA surprised the market with its June 28 acreage report in which it pegged corn plantings well above trade expectations and soybean acreage lower than anticipated.
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The regulatory review, along with supply constraints, may limit U.S. plantings of Enlist E3 soybeans this spring because many farmers have already placed their orders for seed.
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By late summer of 2014, it was clear that the impending U.S. soybean harvest would reach epic proportions with landslide record yields and all-time high plantings.
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Winter wheat futures closed higher on Thursday through spillover strength from corn and soybeans, but Minneapolis spring wheat futures fell sharply on larger-than-expected U.S. plantings.
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But using this relationship to directly predict the likely trend in U.S. spring plantings is somewhat dangerous since there is no precedent for the current economic situation.
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Based on this, they developed a microbe seed coating and have claimed that in over four plantings, coated seeds yielded 10 percent more crop than uncoated seeds.
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Plantings are intensely romantic and English, but not in the mixed-border "cottage" style pursued by, say, Vita Sackville-West at Sissinghurst (arguably England's most famous garden).
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"The harvest and production outlook is generally satisfactory but varies greatly between countries partly because there were different trends in plantings," F.O. Licht analyst Stefan Uhlenbrock said.
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His students have been creating a "needs assessment," suggesting benches, trash cans, water fountains and new plantings — basics at most city parks that are lacking at Drake.
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Reuters polled 26 analysts for 2020 U.S. corn and soybean plantings ahead of Tuesday's report, and on average they expect 94.328 million and 84.865 million acres, respectively.
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Climbing the High Line stairs at Gansevoort Street, Mr. Berk was amazed to see the lush plantings and the new luxury buildings that hovered over the park.
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Mr. Zevaco reinterpreted European modernism in a local way, by organizing the project around an interior courtyard, with green plantings and reflecting pools that cooled the air.
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Informa also lowered its estimate of U.S. winter wheat plantings for harvest in 2018 to 31.093 million acres, down from its month-ago figure of 31.923 million.
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In Friday's report, analysts are anticipating the largest-ever soybean planted acreage by a wide margin, while corn and wheat plantings should be significantly lower than last year.
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Soybean plantings were pegged at 21.1 million acres, up 22015 percent from last year, and wheat area expectations fell 291 percent on the year to 210 million acres.
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The most active CBOT corn contract was up 0.1% at $3.82-3/4 a bushel with the rains in Brazil also having the potential to delay corn plantings.
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The Gruener Veltliner is by far the most important grape variety in Austria, accounting for more than a third of vineyard plantings, and is the main wine export.
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Analysts are now casting doubt on the U.S. Department of Agriculture's early November forecast that 2019 corn plantings will rise about 3 million acres to 92.0 million acres.
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Heavy rains stalled plantings this spring and traders remain unsure about how many acres of corn and soy will be planted and how much the harvests will yield.
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Canada's Statscan pegged the wheat plantings at 24.6 million acres, down slightly from last year's 24.7 million and well below the average trade expectation of 25.7 million acres.
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Canada's statistics agency pegged wheat plantings at 24.6 million acres, down slightly from last year's 24.7 million and well below the average trade expectation of 25.7 million acres.
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Soybean plantings only reached 77% of intended acreage in the 18 states evaluated by the USDA, with numbers as low as 46% for Ohio and 53% for Michigan.
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The report due on Thursday is drawing extra interest after the USDA surprised the market with a higher-than-expected estimate of U.S. corn plantings on June 28.
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Jaco Minnaar, chairman of Grain SA, an industry body that represents grain producers, said the reduced plantings could have devastating impact on the financial status of the farmers.
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For soybeans, acreage could rise up to 24 percent on the year as in 24, and this would bring total plantings close to 23.99 million acres (reut.rs/24lPnOKu).
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Amid uncertainty over the extent to which U.S. farmers were able to carry out their intended corn plantings, attention was turning towards the USDA's June 28 acreage report.
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Production of maize, the country's second most important crop, was estimated to have decreased by 3 percent to 2.29 million tonnes despite an expansion in plantings, it said.
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Shares of publicly traded ADM and Bunge are hovering just above three-year lows notched this spring as mounting concerns about U.S. plantings and trade fueled investor nervousness.
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In the living room, a wood-burning fireplace heats the first floor, and rooftop solar panels and grass plantings provide heat and insulation for the sleeping module above.
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VARIOUS ARTISTS The High Line is nearly 10 years old, and its precisely chosen plantings have gotten as tall and unruly as the new buildings rising around it.
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A gravel driveway runs from the road to the rear of the house, where a stone walkway leads to manicured gardens with mature plantings surrounding an old well.
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In the second largest producer Germany, farmers have cut sugar beet plantings by about 313,000 hectares from last season to 375,300 hectares, German sugar industry association WVZ estimates.
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The Gruener Veltliner is by far the most important grape variety in Austria, accounting for more than a third of vineyard plantings, and is the main wine export.
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With farmers harvesting the first substantial plantings of the Cellectis gene-edited potatoes and soybeans last year, Dr. Choulika thought of throwing a modern version of Parmentier's gathering.
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Chicago corn futures rose to a near two-year high on May 28 as forecasts of heavy rain across key U.S. growing regions threatened further delays to plantings.
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A weekly U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) crop progress report late on Monday said that U.S. corn and soybean plantings were progressing even more slowly than had been feared.
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China started giving subsidies to encourage farmers in the northeast to rotate their corn plantings with other crops in 2016 as part of a push to rebalance grain stocks.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture on Monday placed corn plantings at 34 percent complete by April 43, identical to the five-year average but below last year's 43 percent.
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Heavy rains delayed plantings the spring and traders remain unsure about how many acres of corn and soy will actually be planted and how much the harvests will yield.
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Canada's statistics agency pegged the wheat plantings at 24.6 million acres, down slightly from last year's 24.7 million and well below the average trade expectation of 0.003 million acres.
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The USDA will release its wheat plantings report on Thursday, along with monthly world crop forecasts, quarterly U.S. grain stock estimates and updated estimates on 2016 U.S. crop production.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture shocked market participants on Thursday by pegging U.S. corn and soybean plantings well below trade expectations, and CBOT futures responded in a big way.
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SINGAPORE, April 4 (Reuters) - Chicago corn futures rose for a second session on Thursday with prices supported by floods threatening to delay plantings in parts of the U.S. Midwest.
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"Plan strategically, so you have tall evergreens or trees where you want to soften or obscure, and lower plantings where you want to keep the views open," she said.
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Trees and other plantings have been added to improve curb appeal, Mr. King said, and to interested parties he stresses Quonset's location and access to sea, rail and air.
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The Enid A. Haupt Conservatory will display plantings that highlight Hawaii's wild and cultivated flora, and a hale, an open-sided, thatched-roof pavilion inspired by traditional Hawaiian architecture.
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Hard winter wheat makes up about 40 percent of the $10 billion U.S. wheat crop, which peaked in value at $17.4 billion in 13 amid higher prices and plantings.
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Although the plantings by it are now scrubby, eventually the flowering shrubs and trees will grow around "Cabin," obscuring it further, making it even more of a serendipitous encounter.
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The grounds, with lush lawns and extensive plantings, include 275 feet of frontage facing the Sound, a heated pool, a private beach and a 640-square-foot deepwater dock.
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A recent analyst poll shows that Brazilian farmers are expected to increase soy plantings by 2 percent over last year since the oilseed will offer better returns than corn.
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He wonders at the beauty of the blooms, but despairs at a vicious vine that proceeds to lay waste to the plantings, beheading peonies and strangling the blue asters.
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They wanted to know if U.S. farmers may cut back on sorghum plantings, which could tighten supplies available for sale next year even if Washington and Beijing resolve their differences.
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Also weighing on prices, Statistics Canada projected total Canadian wheat plantings for 2019 at 1.11333 million acres, up 4 percent from a year ago and exceeding the average trade expectation.
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Despite the potential for smaller corn plantings, CBOT corn futures remained under pressure following the USDA's larger-than-expected March quarterly stocks figure and 2018-19 corn ending stocks forecast.
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Chicago corn futures rose almost 2% on Tuesday, climbing to a near two-year high as forecasts of heavy rain across key U.S. growing regions threatened further delays to plantings.
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In the July heat, some of the flowers seemed a bit tired, but walking through the corridor between the plantings you can still get some of that blurred color effect.
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Dry weather across the United States for the next week should allow farmers to rapidly increasing plantings, which have been lean in recent weeks by prolonged wet weather and flooding.
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Grain and livestock farmers, too, could benefit from a reprieve from the woes of spring flooding, which can sour crop production with delayed plantings and increased fungal or pest problems.
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Some analysts have downgraded their 2019 crop estimates due to the heatwave, but Hydrometcentre said overall the situation with plantings was good, with only a few regions facing potential problems.
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Also, frosts in China at the turn of the year hit plantings and yields, and that could squeeze margins when the investors' stored garlic comes on to the market later.
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"Nervousness was the key word of this week before the long-awaited USDA report of this Friday on both quarterly stocks and prospective plantings," consultancy Agritel said in a note.
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In 1981, the park underwent a major renovation, including the installment of a play area and plantings of linden trees, barberry shrubs and, you guessed it, more Japanese cherry trees.
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Corn plantings were 94.148 million acres, topping the high end of estimates from analysts who on average expected corn acreage to fall from the government's March forecast of 93.601 million.
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But last summer, after farmers planted Monsanto's new dicamba-resistant seeds en masse, the herbicide damaged an estimated 21 million acres of soybeans, or 303 percent of all U.S. plantings.
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Soybean plantings were reported at 88.2 million acres, some 98.6 percent of the June 30 figure, above both the five-year average of 95.4 percent and last year's 97.2 percent.
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Infestations of Palmer amaranth, which can grow as much as 2 inches a day, spread over 30 plantings in the federal program in Minnesota, according to the state agriculture department.
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You can see from Gwen Millward's doodly cover drawing that the bugs in question will be winsome cuties and not those things that bite and swarm and ruin your plantings.
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It is, the guide states, the park at "its most awkward," encouraging you to take a big whiff of air that combines the scents of sewage, industry, and floral plantings.
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It always seemed like exactly the wrong moment to abandon my Hudson Valley, N.Y., flowers and vegetables to the woodchucks, chipmunks and weeds to see someone else's plantings, however sublime.
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TURNING RED The Gruener Veltliner is by far the most important grape variety in Austria, accounting for more than a third of vineyard plantings, and is the main wine export.
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Despite the concerns with wet and cold weather this spring, U.S. corn plantings as a whole have stuck very close to average levels, though they lag the previous two years.
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Newby, like many farmers, had been looking to boost his corn plantings this year because such a large volume of soybeans had been left unsold because of the trade war.
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Eckerdt told the outlet there are no suspects and that he has considered claiming that his department could gather DNA evidence from plant leaves, with the hope of discouraging future plantings.
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Alas, plantings have been limited because it is only moderately easy to peel, low in seeds rather than seedless, and genetically unstable, so that some trees have reverted to seedy form.
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The USDA in June lowered soybean and corn production estimates, and after widespread planting delays this spring, will release a report in August with updated plantings figures for corn and soybeans.
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Spring wheat was North Dakota's mainstay crop for generations, but soybean acreage has roughly doubled over the last decade, edging out spring wheat plantings in recent years due to rising profitability.
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By contrast, the portion of the site that overlooks the rugged Hudson Highlands, where a lighthouse stands just offshore, was designed in a looser style, with native plantings and winding paths.
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There is a chance that corn acres slip by less than half a percent, but the more feasible scenario is that corn plantings land between 90.9 million and 2100 million acres.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture this week estimated the HRW wheat harvest at 650 million bushels, the second-smallest since 1964, following reduced plantings and months of drought that slashed yields.
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Regarding soy, he said two consecutive bumper harvests and African swine fever, which weakened China's demand for the oilseeds, contributed to a planned reduction of plantings of the crop next season.
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The bottom line: "Prices for agricultural products are shaped by a plethora of forces, including the number of plantings, global trends, weather and what happened the year before," the Post explains.
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The gains on Thursday extended annual advances from 2019, a year marked by farmer stress over the U.S.-China trade war and unfavorable weather that delayed spring plantings and autumn harvesting.
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But the scrubby dune landscape with beach grass and plantings push the house up above the high water mark, providing a way for water to come in and go out naturally.
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"An unusually large area is still to be sown and I think we are likely to see more plantings of spring wheat, spring barley, oats and non-grains," the analyst said.
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Reuters reported on Tuesday that Archer Daniels Midland Co and other grain traders were selling Brazilian corn to Smithfield Foods Inc in the United States, where wet weather has reduced plantings.
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Soy plantings advanced 2003 percentage points over the past week, reaching 70.2% of expected sowing area thanks to rains that relieved excessively dry conditions, according to the Buenos Aires Grains Exchange.
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But corn futures declined on prospects for further reductions in the production of corn-based ethanol, and expectations for a jump in U.S. corn plantings this spring compared to last year.
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The agency's forecast for 2912 million crop acres is down just 2359 percent from 2017, but it signals curbs in plantings of everything from corn and soybeans to sugar beets and sunflowers.
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The heavy rains in the eastern U.S. Midwest this spring that analysts and farmers say washed out some plantings this spring may allow USDA to reduce the harvest forecast without touching yield.
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China will add another 5.5 million tonnes of fertilizer into its reserves in two years' time to be used in case of a supply crunch during future spring plantings, the statement said.
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But Kent Winter, who farms outside Wichita, Kansas, and is president of the Kansas Grain Sorghum Producers Association, was planning to double his sorghum plantings when the latest trade talks were announced.
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"Unprecedented planting delays observed through early June are expected to prevent some plantings and reduce yield prospects," the U.S. Agriculture Department said in its monthly World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates report.
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The poll forecast the 2018/19 harvest to be 13% lower than the 12.510 million tonnes harvested in the 2017/18 season after dry conditions delayed plantings in key maize-growing areas.
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Among the many points those rules might cover, he said, are weight, preservation of roof membranes, accessibility for repairs, types of planters and plantings, soil content, lighting, awnings and even hot tubs.
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Come spring, it may become more difficult for soybean bulls to make their case if U.S. farmers greatly increase plantings and sown area ends up in the upper 80 million-acre range.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - The U.S. Department of Agriculture's stingy forecast for domestic corn plantings could be one of the first signposts toward an increasingly bullish corn environment over the next year or so.
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Paris has all but ensured the relative purity of its honey by eliminating the use of pesticides in city parks and gardens, and forbidding pesticides on plantings on home terraces or roofs.
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Chicago corn futures hit three-month lows on Wednesday before rebounding as the market assessed the size of the upcoming U.S. corn harvest after heavy rains and floods disrupted plantings this spring.
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Larger estates, some outside Pomerol, are on the lookout to snap up smaller holdings, while I have heard of new plantings of cabernet sauvignon and petit verdot in response to climate change.
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Given historical estimates back to 21, Prospective Plantings is unlikely to move corn or soybean planted area more than 22004 percent and 2275 percent in either direction, respectively, from the initial figures.
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Scientists and environmentalists said a variety of factors had contributed to the increase: new plantings of milkweed, mild weather and efforts to protect the Mexican forests where the insects rest from illegal logging.
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But U.S. spring soybean plantings are nonetheless expected to remain only slightly below last season's levels in a sign that farmers hold out hope for a resolution of the U.S.-China trade war.
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Ojai, 40 miles south at the other end of the Maricopa Highway from the big commercial plantings, across a rugged mountain range in a coastal valley, is the domain of small artisanal growers.
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Along a greenhouse walkway in the Enid A. Haupt Conservatory, refitted for "Orchidelirium," this year's edition of the annual orchid show, clustered plantings clamor, each more brilliant and extravagantly shaped than its neighbor.
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Domestic plantings of corn have stalled to their slowest pace in 40 years as a result of adverse weather conditions, the Washington Post reports, citing data released by the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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"Grain markets are cautious in looking for their next direction as weather maps remain wet for U.S. plantings, and new demand figures (export sales) are on tap," brokerage Allendale said in a note.
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Soybean prices were pressured on expectations the USDA may soon announce a trade-war aid package for farmers that could boost soybean plantings and possibly further swell record-large stocks of the oilseed.
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Indigo CEO David Perry told The Verge that he's expecting around the same 10 percent yield increase seen in earlier trial plantings — assuming normal climate conditions — when the crops are harvested this fall.
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We also wallow in the joys of near-daily walks in a big, beautiful urban park, remarking each time about some lovely vista — the moon, sunrise, visible planets, new plantings and resident wildlife.
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Significant planting delays for U.S. corn can often lead to a rise in soybean plantings, which along with the U.S.-China trade war and record stockpiles did not create positive sentiments among investors.
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South Africa will likely harvest 7.1 million tonnes of maize in 2016, 29 percent less than last year because of the drought and late plantings, the government's Crop Estimates Committee said last month.
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It also involves planting trees, creating wildlife habitat with special plantings, protecting streams and rivers with buffers, and a myriad of other practices to ensure the health and productivity of the next forest.
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Mr. Ritchie designed the garden in a Japanese aesthetic, with bamboo and a Japanese maple among the plantings, and it functioned alternately as cocktail lounge, yoga studio and board room for the residents.
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For corn and soybean acreage, the two major reports the market looks to during the year are Prospective Plantings, released at the end of March, and June Acreage, at the end of June.
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Keeping high bets on cotton, the company plans to expand plantings by 11.4% to almost 40,000 hectares this season, as Brazil joins China, India and the U.S. among the world's four largest producers.
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Rising global prices and forecasts for reduced U.S. plantings this season gave wheat a further lift, while soybeans and corn faced headwinds from crop-boosting rains in rival exporting nations in South America.
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The verdant island of little farms that the narrator so admires is in the process of being destroyed, first by two years of rain so intense that the crops fail, then drought so severe that the new plantings are blown away, then the abandoned farms are bought up by the host, whose new plantings of eucalyptus catch fire in lightning storms and burn everything down, including the remaining farms, which makes food prices skyrocket and drives the indigenous population to flee en masse.
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The bureau also forecast a near 20 percent rise in the area given over to the country's largest agricultural crop after wheat plantings fell to at least a 20-year low in 2018/19.
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The production decline is the result of reduced plantings in central Maharashtra, where farmers are shifting towards soybeans as well as in Karnataka, where farmers are switching to pulses and corn, the attache said.
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There are already deliberate patterns to tree plantings in the city, whether anticipating climate change, addressing tree diseases, or choosing specimens that will be the perfect fit for a neighborhood block or waterfront park.
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In its prospective plantings report, released at the same time as the stocks data, the government said farmers planned to seed 92.792 million acres of corn and 84.617 million acres of soybeans this spring.
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The nation's soy plantings have expanded by 2 million hectares in two years - an area the size of New Jersey - while land used for cane shrank by nearly 400,000 hectares, according to government data.
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The seed and chemical giant projects that western Canadian corn plantings could multiply 20 times to 10 million acres by 2025 - adding some 1.1 billion bushels, or nearly 3 percent to current global production.
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Given that Chinese farmers have no incentive to have lowered wheat plantings for the 2017 harvest, production will likely remain at the relatively steady level of the past three years, assuming no weather hardships.
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The USDA surprised grain markets by raising its outlook for this year's U.S. corn production as it reduced its estimate of rain-hit plantings by less than expected while increasing its harvest yield projection.
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"Germany's rapeseed plantings this autumn were reduced by a huge 25 percent on the year largely because of dry weather and maize is one crop being planted as an alternative," one German analyst said.
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The decline in the category was due to a forecast 6 percent drop in spring wheat sowings, to 16 million acres, while durum plantings are expected to rise 5 percent to 6.1 million acres.
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During the past decade, final soybean acreage has topped the March forecast by more than 217,262 acres five times, with the biggest gain in 22016, when plantings beat initial projections by 214 million acres.
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Polish winter wheat plantings could fall about 10 percent to around 1.7 million hectares, while winter rapeseed sowings are likely to fall about 10 to 12 percent to 780,000 to 790,000 hectares, Sabaranski estimates.
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One of the largest boosts to this number came in 2014, when the relative price of new crop soybean futures was much greater than that of corn, favoring plantings of the oilseed – similar to 2017.
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The greatest upward revision to corn in the past several years was 1.1 percent in 2015, which if observed this year would place corn plantings right in line with analyst expectations at 91 million acres.
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The industry here - on the far northwestern edge of the U.S. farm belt, close to Pacific ports - spent millions on grain storage and rail-loading infrastructure while boosting plantings by five-fold in 2000 years.
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The farmers have been torching their fields as they get ready for new plantings, despite being offered government subsidies on machinery that would allow them to mulch the material into the ground without lighting fires.
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Corn futures drew light support as private analytics firm IEG Vantage, formerly known as Informa Economics IEG, projected U.S. 26.963 corn plantings at 90.7 million acres, below the USDA's March forecast of 92.8 million acres.
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The industry here - on the far northwestern edge of the U.S. farm belt, close to Pacific ports - spent millions on grain storage and rail-loading infrastructure while boosting plantings by five-fold in 2800 years.
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"There has been an indiscriminate push by most cocoa producing countries to develop policies in support of production increase," one European cocoa trader said, adding policies had promoted both improved yields and new cocoa plantings.
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THREE-YEAR SLUMP This year is shaping up to be the first time since records began in 1973 when U.S. farmers have increased corn plantings in the face of a three-year slide in prices.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture raised its outlook for this year's U.S. corn production on Monday as it reduced its estimate of rain-hit plantings by less than expected, while increasing its harvest yield projection.
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She did her best to establish new plantings, importing about 200 tons of topsoil, and Julian spent a lot of time clearing the mount of the invasive weed petasites, to the detriment of his knees.
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Mr. Stevenson and his team included only lynchings that could be verified by two contemporaneous accounts, and they were deeply involved in every element of the design, down to what plantings would line the pathways.
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The farmers have been torching their fields as they get ready for new plantings, despite being offered government subsidies on machinery that would allow them to mulch the material into the ground without lighting fires.
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Bayer told Reuters it expects plantings of its genetically modified Xtend soybean seeds to flatline this year for the first time, after three years of strong growth since their launch with an accompanying weed-killer.
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On average over the last several years, final U.S. corn plantings are a little more than 1% different from what is reported in March, and soybeans vary by more than 2% from March to final.
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Terra Santa will have planted an estimated 10,000 to 12,000 hectares of soy by month's end, compared to about 14,000 hectares in September 2018, as scarce rains slightly delayed plantings of the oilseeds this year.
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Soybean plantings could surpass corn for the first time this year, with rising exports holding up prices and providing a narrow path to profitability for U.S. farmers facing their fourth straight year of declining incomes.
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JOHANNESBURG, Jan 15 (Reuters) - South African white maize futures prices hit 11-month highs on Monday as a spell of hot, dry weather raised concerns about plantings and yields over a swathe of the maize belt.
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U.S. wheat plantings for 2017 fell to the lowest in a century, amplifying the impact of crop diseases like wheat streak mosaic that can cause localized shortfalls, forcing grain buyers to widen their search for supplies.
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Last summer, after farmers planted Monsanto's dicamba-resistant soy seeds en masse, the herbicide drifted onto nearby farms and damaged an estimated 3.6 million acres of non-resistant soybeans, or 4 percent of all U.S. plantings.
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The USDA surprised grain markets on Monday by raising its outlook for this year's U.S. corn production as it reduced its estimate of rain-hit plantings by less than expected while increasing its harvest yield projection.
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But the rally cooled a bit after Reuters reported that Archer Daniels Midland Co and other grain traders were selling Brazilian corn to Smithfield Foods Inc in the United States, where wet weather has reduced plantings.
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WINNIPEG, Manitoba - Canadian farmers expect to harvest 9% less canola due to reduced plantings, according to a government report released on Wednesday amid a diplomatic dispute between Canada and China, the top importer of the crop.
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However, an expected rise in U.S. corn plantings as well as favorable growing conditions for winter wheat in the Black Sea region and for soybean crops in South America were limiting upside for prices, analysts said.
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"Heavy rainfall across portions of the northern U.S. Plains and the western Midwest will further delay spring plantings, while unfavorable dry anomalies persist in the southern U.S. Plains," Thomson Reuters Weather Research said in a note.
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However, an expected rise in U.S. corn plantings as well as favourable growing conditions for winter wheat in the Black Sea region and for soybean crops in South America were limiting upside for prices, analysts said.
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ARLINGTON, Va. (Reuters) - U.S. farmers will cut plantings of the eight major crops by 1 percent to 249.1 million acres in 2016, with expectations for weak prices cutting into seedings, the U.S. Agriculture Department said on Thursday.
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That done, they patrol the sites of the plantings to keep away herbivores, and also fertilise the seedlings as they grow by defecating into hollow structures called domatia that develop in the bases of the plants' stems.
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South Africa will likely harvest 7.054 million tonnes of the maize in 2016, 29.1 percent less than the 9.95 million tonnes reaped last year because of the drought and late plantings, a government agency said on Tuesday.
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The 216% drop was the steepest since the USDA released bearish corn acreage data its prospective plantings report on March 43 and the second steepest decline by a most actively traded corn contract since July 24, 25.30.
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Support came from robust U.S. exports, a new tax regime in key supplier Argentina that may cut next year's corn plantings, and torrential rains across the U.S. Midwest that may push back harvest and potentially affect yields.
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The USDA will revisit U.S. acreage expectations at the end of next week at its annual Agriculture Outlook Forum, but the first official figures for 2017 U.S. plantings will not arrive until the March 31 intentions report.
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During the last 40 years, when soybean prices have posted gains that outperformed corn over the last two weeks of March, final soybean acreage has fallen an average of 615,615 acres from the USDA's prospective plantings forecast.
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"We're hearing for people down in the Gulf Coast and in Texas, too, that the weather is causing some delays getting the initial corn plantings in," said Jack Scoville, a futures market analyst at the Price Group.
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"We're hearing from people down in the Gulf Coast and in Texas, too, that the weather is causing some delays getting the initial corn plantings in," said Jack Scoville, a futures market analyst at the Price Group.
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Industry analysts had predicted that 103 U.S. corn plantings would fall slightly from year-ago levels to 89.42 million acres, so USDA's peg of 88.026 million last Thursday offered a surprising jolt to the Chicago futures market.
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OUTDOOR SPACE A narrow door on the ground floor (too "cute" to sacrifice, the developers said) leads to a patio with new lighting, irrigation and plantings of weeping hemlock, purple fountain beech, Serbian spruce and white pine.
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The 10 towns most affected by the forest fires between January and July this year recorded soy plantings on only 30,20083 hectares in the 2018/2019 season, according to data compiled by Abiove from multiple government sources.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 12 (Reuters) - U.S. farmers slashed their winter wheat plantings to the lowest in more than a century as supplies of the grain ballooned to a 29-year high, the U.S. Agriculture Department said on Thursday.
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Soybeans turned lower after a report that the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) may soon announce a trade-war aid package for farmers that could boost soybean plantings and possibly further swell record-large stocks of the oilseed.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Tom Giessel is cutting back on plantings this year on his farm in central Kansas as he reckons with a drought, a glut in global grains supply and trade tensions between the United States and China.
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"The depressed markets after the end of the quotas has forced farmers to adapt," said Timothe Masson, economist at the French sugar beet growers group CGB, pegging a fall in plantings at EU level at about 5 percent.
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Instead of a quasi-religious building situated within a 50-acre ornamental park, the park is draped over the angular structure: to enter the library, visitors must go through a sort of glass-fronted cave framed by plantings.
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He also lifted export taxes on corn and wheat, two of the agricultural powerhouse's biggest cash crops, leading to large harvests and plantings while stimulating the transportation and automobile industries that depend on the grains sector, Castiglioni said.
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The government's Crop Estimates Committee last week said South Africa would likely harvest 1423 million tonnes of maize in 2016, 27 percent less than the 9.95 million tonnes reaped last year because of the drought and late plantings.
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The impact of weather problems is magnified because wheat plantings in the United States for 2017 were the smallest in records dating to 1919, reflecting low prices that prompted farmers to plant other crops including soybeans and corn.
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WINNIPEG, Manitoba (Reuters) - Canadian farmers are likely to reap a smaller canola crop in 2019-20 due to reduced plantings and dry conditions, consultancy FarmLink Marketing Solutions said on Thursday after a crop tour of the prairie provinces.
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"Overall it is estimated that wheat plantings are just about 43-50% complete in the UK. We still have a bit of time but the weather forecast is far from ideal," said Ben Bodart, Director at CRM AgriCommodities.
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Over the last decade, the look and feel of the street have changed, as a long-running and still-unfinished city project to improve the streetscape reclaimed some car lanes for pedestrians, while adding median strips with plantings.
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Although Mr. Cabot says he planned his plantings with the "joy of discovery" and the emotional impact in mind, overall "The Gardener" is flat and lacking in soul, a word that comes up many times in the movie.
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Seasonal plantings will be conceived around a series of "outdoor rooms," Mr. Anderson explained, whose "Platonic geometries" of circles and half-moons allude to the arches and round window on the facade and to other works by Johnson.
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Then there's Changi Airport, which has consistently been ranked among the best airports in the world and which Battis describes as having "the feel of an enormous botanical garden, thanks to lush plantings and a towering central waterfall."
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazilian farmers sped up soy and corn plantings this week for the country's next grain crop, under favorable weather conditions and a positive market outlook, despite a sharp fall in soybean futures in Chicago on Tuesday.
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U.S. farmers said they would push ahead with plantings planned before U.S.-China trade tensions eased and, now that the two countries have resumed talks, take a wait-and-see approach to Trump's promises for more sales to China.
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The drop in plantings for the 210.5/230 season - which one official estimated means acreage could fall by about a third - comes after a faltering monsoon has damaged thousands of hectares of cane in the world's second-biggest producer.
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SAO PAULO, June 4 (Reuters) - Archer Daniels Midland Co and other grain traders are selling Brazilian corn to Smithfield Foods Inc in the United States, where wet weather has reduced plantings, said two sources with knowledge of the matter.
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"We have trimmed our wheat forecast by a million tonnes to 23.5 million on reduced plantings and there is plenty of scope to bring that number down even more if the dry weather continues," commodity analyst James Maxwell said.
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"No one should be using a fire escape for the storage or placement of any items, including plantings," said Mark A. Hakim, the director of the cooperative and condominium department at the New York City law firm Chaves & Perlowitz.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa's 2019 maize harvest forecast is expected to be 4% lower than July's estimate after delayed plantings and lower grades from the Free State and North West provinces curbed yields, a Reuters survey showed on Monday.
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"When North Carolina and Oregon's plantings were down significantly, there was a lot of Fraser firs growing in Michigan and Wisconsin and even Canada, so they were able to pick up the slack and ship in trees," he explains.
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Gallow Green, the rooftop restaurant at this Manhattan hotel, has revived this series, welcoming young wizards (the recommended ages are 5 through 10) to learn all about herbal potions and plantings and to pot some greenery to take home.
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I'll be curious to know your opinion on the obscurity of XERISCAPING, a landscape style that is manifesting itself everywhere you see naturalistic plantings, like Piet Oudolf's Highline in New York City, and in many public gardens in California.
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Looking down from Sculpture Gardens, the heavily manicured greenery on the High Line fades into buildings where there may be a few apartment plantings and private roof gardens with wavering trees, but on the whole not much cultivated roof space.
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The National Cotton Council, or NCC, expects plantings in the world's biggest exporter to rise to 22 million acres (103 million hectares) in 210, slightly lower than median expectations of 215 million acres (22015 million hectares) according to a Reuters poll.
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"A series of strong storms over the next week are expected to bring significant precipitation throughout (the) majority of the corn belt which could prevent corn and soybean plantings over a critical period of time," brokerage Allendale said in a note.
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Maize prices have climbed amid concerns that dry conditions in the main part of South Africa's maize belt have delayed crop plantings outside the optimum planting window, threatening yields for the staple food that is also used in livestock feed.
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Plantings in India, whose only genetically engineered crop is cotton, were flat at about 28.7 million acres while cultivation in Canada fell by about 5 percent to 27.2 million acres because of lower overall cultivation of canola, the report said.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Soybean plantings in the ten towns that reported the most fires in the Amazon region through last month is so low that it is immaterial to Brazil's overall soy production, according to national oilseeds crusher group Abiove.
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In late February, he presented a "more robust" landscaping plan for the wall, to begin this spring, with plantings hanging over the top portion, ivies growing up the lower portion, and mature trees planted on the terraced portion between them.
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Interestingly, the trade is not looking for plantings to fall below 89.88 million acres, a fraction of a percent lower than USDA's current target, meaning any downward move in corn area at the Forum could be particularly price supportive to corn futures.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - U.S. farmers said they would push ahead with plantings planned before U.S.-China trade tensions eased and, now that the two countries have resumed talks, take a wait-and-see approach to President Donald Trump's promises for more sales to China.
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"Now the market's in a situation where you're going to have very low inventory levels, very slim plantings, and by next spring it could be a real issue," Peter Boockvar, chief investment officer of Bleakley Advisory Group, told CNBC's "Squawk Box " on Wednesday.
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The adverse weather in the Midwest and Plains also fueled strong gains in the soybean and wheat markets due to concerns that farmers will be forced to curtail their plantings this spring and worries that flooding damaged the quality of the wheat crop.
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The adverse weather in the Midwest and Plains also fuelled strong gains in the soybean and wheat markets due to concerns that farmers will be forced to curtail their plantings this spring and worries that flooding damaged the quality of the wheat crop.
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The adverse weather in the Midwest and Plains also fueled rallies in the soybean and wheat markets due to concerns that farmers will be forced to curtail their plantings this spring and worries that flooding damaged the quality of the wheat crop.
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Although Joanna already has existing blooms on the property, which she loves to tend to with the help of Ella and Emmia Kay, their next plantings are set to include edible goodies like fruits, vegetables and herbs, as well as more flowers.
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In China, the world's top grain producer, hot and dry conditions in the main corn belt have delayed plantings and stunted crop development, especially in the province of Liaoning where soil moisture levels are at their lowest in at least five years.
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Florentino Lopez, executive director of the United Sorghum Checkoff, an industry group, said Chinese buyers at the dinner were concerned U.S. farmers may cut back on sorghum plantings because of the trade war, which could tighten up supplies available for sale next year.
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Planted in Virginia a year before the Mayflower arrived from England, representative government would take root firmly, blossom in 13 largely self-governing colonies, and after independence grow into the great tree of American liberty, inspiring similar plantings in much of the world.
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MUMBAI, July 9 (Reuters) - India's sugar production could fall by 193% in 2019/20 as last year's drought forced farmers to curtail their sugar cane plantings while lower monsoon rains this year are limiting the crop's growth, a senior industry official said.
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MUMBAI/NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India's monsoon rains were 20% below average in the week ending on Wednesday, the weather office said, as summer showers turned patchy over the central, western and southern parts of the country, raising concerns over the progress of crop plantings.
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From the 1930s onward, mainly in South America, he designed some of the modern world's most distinctive parks and gardens, from an immense, jazzy tattoo of a promenade on the Rio de Janeiro beachfront to rooftop plantings in a city carved overnight from jungle, Brasília.
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On the same floor, two small cinemas — one for horror film clips, the other for comedy — funnel air and the olfactory signals of the audience's emotions toward separate outdoor plantings of wisteria vines, in order to track their growth over the summer months ahead.
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And yet, the concrete, plantings, and water features not only evoke the mountains, forests and natural elements that surround the city, they also shield neighborhood residents and nearby convention center visitors from air pollution and divert stormwater from falling on the oil-slicked highway below.
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Analysts surveyed by Reuters on average expected the government to project U.S. corn seedings at 94.3 million acres, up from 89.7 million in 2019, and soybeans plantings at 84.9 million acres, up from 76.1 million last year, when poor weather curbed acreage of both crops.
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Other than heavy rain, the supply of natural rubber has also been impacted as major producers Thailand, Indonesia and Malaysia have implemented a moratorium on new rubber plantings after prices plunged to 11-year lows last year amid a broad-based slump in the commodities complex.
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CME August feeder cattle settled up 0.175 cent at 137.025 cents per pound after Chicago Board of Trade corn futures fell about 2% on improved U.S. crop weather and carry-over selling after the USDA last week surprised traders with a larger-than-expected U.S. plantings estimate.
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The 1947 swimming pool in the second room will become a reflecting pool with raised sides that visitors can sit on, and the third room will feature a 100-foot-long rose arbor and incorporate conservation plantings that signal a transition to the adjacent Jay Meadow.
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For this display, we can thank scientists at a Department of Agriculture facility in Glenn Dale, Md. More than a half-century ago, they selected the Bradford cultivar for public release from among trial plantings of the Callery pear, a tree that had been collected from China.
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There is a guest bedroom with a marble bathroom across the hall and one of two master bedrooms, with an en suite marble bath, a walk-in closet and a 10-by-0003-foot terrace with granite pavers and plantings like boxwood and a Japanese maple tree.
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Size: 2917,2626 square feet Price per square foot: $23481 Indoors: Ascending from a new circular paved driveway, up a shallow flight of brick stairs with desert plantings on either side, one reaches the deep front porch and main entrance, which are shaded by a steel overhang.
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But the six-acre garden has been so ingeniously designed — divided into sections, each of which feels like a separate room enclosed by hedges or tall plantings — that I never felt as if I were part of a mob trudging along the well-worn landscaped paths.
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The building, with interiors designed by Dattner Architects, will have a fitness center, a yoga and meditation studio, a game room with a wet bar, a basement bicycle room with a tool station and a rooftop garden lounge with plantings by the landscape design studio SCAPE.
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In Fort Tryon, city officials met with residents in 2015 about the public-sex displays, and came up with a preventive strategy: A chain-link fence was installed to block access to the popular hidden spot; nearby, overgrown plantings cover another area that had drawn complaints.
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So there is a chance that with all the talk of higher soybean plantings, the market has set itself up such that whatever acreage USDA puts out at the Forum might seem bullish for soybean futures, despite the very likely increase in area over the long-term projection.
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In the late 1990s, two companies with deep pockets and marketing savvy, Sun Pacific and Paramount Citrus (now Wonderful Citrus), gambled big with huge mandarin plantings on the Maricopa Highway, 753 miles southwest of Bakersfield, where they were isolated from other citrus whose pollen could make the fruit seedy.
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Traders largely shrugged off the USDA's forecast for U.S.corn production in its monthly supply and demand report on July 25.5, holding out for a follow-up survey of plantings by the agency after its previous acreage estimates were viewed as too high for corn and too low for soybeans.
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The government's Crop Estimates Committee (CEC), which will provide its fourth production forecast for the 2017 crop on Friday, is seen pegging the harvest at 0003 million tonnes, up 89 percent from the 7.78 million tonnes realized last year when an El Nino-triggered drought hit yields and plantings.
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