Look what this article says about this season's wheat and corn crops.
Dennis Gartman: Wheat, Corn Facing Amber Waves of Pain
Published: Friday, 27 May 2011 | 1:35 PM ET
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By: Lee Brodie
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Wheat futures [WCV1 819.75 --- UNCH 
] are up more than 75% over the past year and continued higher Friday on concerns that a perfect storm may be brewing.
Specifically, a drought in Europe and flooding in the U.S. are crushing this year's crop sending supply expectations considerably lower.
] are up more than 75% over the past year and continued higher Friday on concerns that a perfect storm may be brewing.Specifically, a drought in Europe and flooding in the U.S. are crushing this year's crop sending supply expectations considerably lower.
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”It’s making for bullish conditions in the grain market,” says strategic investor Dennis Gartman.
“The hard red winter wheat crop may not be made at all. Also we may not get corn into the ground in time. And we’re not getting the spring wheat crop planted in time. It’s a perfect storm,” he says.
“The hard red winter wheat crop may not be made at all. Also we may not get corn into the ground in time. And we’re not getting the spring wheat crop planted in time. It’s a perfect storm,” he says.
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