On the same day, the most active December contract in the corn market closed at $5.2815 per bushel, up 30 cents, or 0.6%. Wheat December contract up 60 cents,
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22.00+0.703.29% of agricultural products closed at US$7.1915 per bushel, an increase of 0.9%. Soybean November contract rose 70 cents to close at 11.35 US dollars per bushel, an increase of 0.7%.
In a report released on the 8th, the U.S. Department of Agriculture significantly reduced the estimate of crop supply in the United States, thereby driving the prices of the three major varieties of corn, soybeans and wheat all the way up. In addition, due to the United States Department of Labor announced that the US non-agricultural employment in September reduced by 95,000, the decline greatly exceeded market expectations, thus continuing to suppress the trend of the dollar, to a certain extent, to support the bull market in the agricultural market.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture predicts that the U.S. corn stocks as of September 1st will be 902 million bushels, which is lower than market expectations of 1.175 billion bushels, the lowest level since 1997. At the same time, US corn production is expected to be 12.664 billion bushels this quarter, which is lower than the 13.16 billion bushels estimated in September.
In addition, the United States Department of Agriculture has also adjusted its global corn stocks forecast to 13236 million metric tons, which is 3 million metric tons less than the previous month, compared with 1.4806 billion metric tons last year.
Traders said that such a small supply will not be able to meet the domestic and international demand for animal husbandry and ethanol production. Therefore, prices can only be used to suppress demand and encourage farmers to increase supply. Corn prices are expected to rise to $6 per bushel in the coming weeks.
In terms of wheat, the Ministry of Agriculture expects US production to reach 2.224 billion bushels, down 1.8% from the previous month’s forecast. Inventory as of September 1 was 853 million bushels, compared to 902 million in bushels forecast last month.
US soybean production is forecast at 3.408 billion bushels, which is also lower than the estimated 3.384 billion in September. Last year's output was 3.359 billion bushels.
Deltamethrin 5% solution
COMPOSITION
Each ml contains: Deltamethrin 50mg
INDICATIONS
Deltamethrin 5% solution is used as a topical application for the control of lice and flies on cattle; ticks, lice, keds and established blowfly strike on sheep and lice and ticks on Lambs.
DOSAGE AND ADMINISTRATION
Route: For external topical use.
Apply the recommended dose by pouring it along the animals spine from the base of head to the tail. For sheep, it is recommended that the fleece is parted during administration.
Flies: One single application provides protection against flies for 6-10 weeks depending on the degree of infestation, fly species and weather conditions.Lice: One single application is generally enough for 8-10 weeks protection, but in cases of heavy infestation it may be necessary to repeat the treatment after 4-6 weeks. All in contact animals must be treated at the same time.
ADVERSE REACTIONS
Minor signs of discomfort have been seen in some cattle during the 48 hours after treatment. This is of no long term detriment to the animal.
WITHDRAWAL PERIOD
Cattle: Meat: 17 days; Milk: Zero hours
Sheep: Meat: 35 days
This product is not authorised for use in ewes producing milk for human consumption.
STORAGE
Store bellow 30ËšC, protect from direct sunlight, preserve in tight containers.
VALIDITY
3 years.
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