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Global Coarse Grains Production Is Raised for 2025/26
The foreign 2025/26 coarse grains supply forecast is raised slightly this month, driven primarily by an increased production forecast, with slight increases to beginning stocks and imports. The largest month-to-month production increase is for corn, particularly from India. The increase in India (combined with more modest increases in South Africa, Indonesia, Russia, and Taiwan) more than offset month-to-month decreases in corn production for Uruguay, the European Union, the Philippines, and Thailand. Foreign domestic consumption is also increased month to month, particularly domestic feed consumption. The largest month-to-month consumption increase is for corn feed and residual consumption for India. Increased domestic consumption combines with an increase in forecasted 2025/26 global coarse grains exports to partially offset the supply increase. On net, forecasted 2025/26 global coarse grains ending stocks are revised up compared to last month.