USDA: Corn-Soybean price ratio in favour of falling corn and rising soybean areas in the coming year 2017 The rule known for years, that the corn price conditions in advance of the Sowing date determine the future crops , the U.S. Department of agriculture has confirmed now USDA by means of a survey among farmers get. In fact the agricultural entrepreneurs and soybean acreage plan to take back their corn acreage at approximately 90 million acres on rd. 87 Mio. acres to increase. Thus, the highest soy area would be ordered in the United States for the first time. Is not surprising, the poll results but had been expected in principle. It was just a more precise magnitude, with which you can plan. Year dismissal was an Erfahrungsregeis l, whenever the soybean area is extended if the maize-soybean price ratio clearly exceeds the magnitude of 2.2 to 2.5 . To observed the last few months price ratio between diene two fruits of competition is on a scale to 1: 2,9. Thus, a clear superiority of soybean to corn is guaranteed. Considering the good supply situation in the corn market significant price increases in the sector are above average no longer expected. Across the soya is the global supply situation is also above average, but the current import demand leaves little room for major price changes down. They are in the pending spring 2017 s promiseüdamerikanischen soy crops to fail while above average, but it's to overcome considerable risks until then. These uncertainties are with risk premium increases priced on the date courses. Furthermore remain questions concerning the further development of the dollar exchange rate and the trade in the trans space (TPP) open under the new U.S. Presidency. Soybean prices are tend to be more affected than the corn prices. A high acreage for soy in connection with expected average income could in the autumn of 2017 to one at least equal high U.S. crop this year. But the weather conditions in the yield-forming months of July and August will be crucial. Until then, a lot of water flowing down the missisippi.
