Milling & Baking News - November 15, 2005 - 17

D A T A

Wheat carryover for 2006
unchanged at 530 million bus

from October and up 2 million bus from
2005. Exports were projected at 80 million
bus, down 5 million bus from October and
down 42 million bus from 2004-05.
Carryover of durum was projected
at 58 million bus, up 5 million bus from

WASHINGTON - The Economic Re- 06 was projected at 1,188 million bus,
search Service of the U.S. Department of the same as October but up 16 million
Agriculture on Nov. 10 projected carry- bus from 2004-05. Food use was
over of U.S. wheat on June 1, 2006, at 530 unchanged at 910 million bus but
million bus, unchanged from October up 3 million bus from 2004-05.
Wheat exports by classes
and 10 million bus, or 2%, below 2005 Feed and residual use was steady
2005-06 2004-05 2003-02 2002-03
carryover of 540 million bus.
at 200 million bus but up 13 mil- (million bus) -
November projections were un- lion bus from last year.
Hard winter
435
388
512
309
changed from October, except for a 10Exports for 2005-06 were proSoft red
80
122
140
105
million bu increase in hard winter wheat jected at 1,000 million bus, unHard spring
275
314
272
259
exports, a 5-million bu decrease in soft changed from October but down
White
175
207
192
148
red wheat exports and a 5-million bu 63 million bus, or 6%, from 1,063
Durum
35
31
44
32
decrease in durum exports. There were million in 2004-05.
Total
1,000
1,063
1,159
854
no changes to the 2004-05 data.
In the wheat by class breakProjected U.S. wheat supply in 2005-06 down, the U.S.D.A. projected hard
was 2,718 million bus, unchanged from red winter wheat carryover on June 1, October and up 20 million bus from 2005.
October but down 57 million bus from 2006, at 175 million bus, down 10 million Exports were projected at 35 million bus,
2004-05. Production was unchanged bus from October and down 18 million bus down 5 million bus from October but up
from October at 2,098 million bus but from 2005. Exports were projected at 435 4 million bus from 2004-05.
down from 2,158 million in 2004-05. Im- million bus for 2005-06, up 10 million bus
Carryover of hard spring wheat was
ports were unchanged at 80 million bus, from October and up 47 million bus from unchanged at 119 million bus and white
but up from 71 million last year.
a year ago. Total supply was unchanged at wheat unchanged at 89 million bus.
Total use for 2005-06 was projected at 1,119 million bus while total use was up 10
The average farm price for all wheat in
2,188 million bus, unchanged from last million bus at 944 million.
2005-06 was projected at $3.25@3.55 a bu,
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month
but down 2% from last
year. 2:06:12 PM Soft red winter wheat carryover was compared with $3.20@3.60 in October
Domestic use of all wheat for 2005- projected at 90 million bus, up 5 million bus and $3.40 the two previous years. MBN

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