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Related Amber Waves Articles
ERS conducts a variety of market outlook activities on the corn
industry. Details on major changes and events in world corn and
other feed grain markets are published monthly in Feed Outlook. Feed Yearbook provides an annual recap of the
previous market year and outlook for the current market year.
ERS--along with USDA's World Agricultural Outlook Board,
Agricultural Marketing Service, Farm Service Agency, and Foreign
Agricultural Service--develops USDA's monthly World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates
report (WASDE). The WASDE provides a breakdown of the domestic
and global supply and use of corn, sorghum, barley, and oats.
Long-term supply and use projections for corn are available
through the Agricultural Baseline
Projections topic. For further information on the supply and
demand issues underlying the baseline for corn and other feed
grains, see: