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Report chad borman 11/09/2012 @ 7:58am Of course the report is bearish it always is,the CBOT wants it that way so this is no surprise it's a lie but that's how the USDA does things. No one will listen to the facts from the farmers who actually plant and harvest the crop because we have no idea what we are talking about so the CBOT will keep on messing with our lively hood as they always do without a care in the world.

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Re: Re: Report ANN moch 11/09/2012 @ 8:02pm totally agree- how did they not change the acres harvested for corn or soybeans? it is fact that there was acres baled off or chopped for feed use because they were so poor. or just destroyed because they did not make it. where do they get their facts?

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