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US Trade say:-US ideal Soy sowing window to close in 3 weeks, late sowed crops yields to drop to timely sowed-so Weather next 4weeks need to be perfect for traditional yields

KLC adds 2% last day on China Property Stimulus-Cbot adds another run, drived by supply worries on adverse weather

Sol Assn reports April SoyMeal shipments Half of season peak in January 3.75 LT-Mustard season begins in April so Meal Export beats past 6 mth-CastorMeal 5 mths high 34387 Ton-All Meal Export 4.65 Lt vs LY 4.93 LT

-Funds adds on US delayed sowing on Rains/more rains likly next week so high Wetness wud flat Field works-Brazil Argentina Crops too on risk of damage on adverse weather-Argentina crops GE rating dropped to 24%, not gud for Soy quality

JAKARTA: Malaysian palm oil futures closed higher and recorded a weekly gain on Friday, tracking the strength in rival oils at the Dalian and Chicago markets. The benchmark palm oil contract for August delivery on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Exchange was up 86 ringgit, or 2.26%, at 3,890 ringgit ($830.31) a metric ton on the …

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Barge shipments down the Mississippi river increased to 490k tons in the week ending May 11 from 421k tons the previous week, according to the USDA’s weekly grain transportation report.

The following shows the percent of US agricultural production within an area that experienced drought for the week ending May 14, according to the USDA’s weekly drought report.

Soybean harvesting in flood-hit Rio Grande do Sul state reached 85% of the area planted with the oilseed, up from 78% last week, according to crop agency Emater on Thursday. The harvesting of corn in Rio Grande do Sul advanced 2 percentage points to 88% of area from a week ago, Emater said.

Argentine farmers are set to harvest 50.5m metric tons of soybeans, down from the previous estimate of 51m, the Buenos Aires Grain Exchange said in a weekly report.