Title: Global Agricultural Outlook 200708
1Global Agricultural Outlook 2007/08
- Keith Menzie
- World Agricultural Outlook Board
- Brasilia, Brazil
- September 24, 2007
2- Supply Demand Estimates
- as of
- September 12, 2007
3U.S. Biofuels Production 2007
Note Based on projected 2007 calendar year
ethanol and biodiesel production.
4Ethanol and Gasoline Prices
Note Ethanol and regular gasoline prices are
the monthly Nebraska rack (wholesale terminal)
prices.
5U.S. Corn Used for Ethanol
Note 2006/07 through 2010/11 are projections
from the September 12, 2007, World Agricultural
Supply and Demand Estimates report and the
February 2007 USDA Agricultural Projections to
2016.
6Global Industrial Vegetable Oil Use
10 pct (2 m tons)
7Industrial use continues to grow with biodiesel
expansion, nears 20 percent of total vegetable
oil consumption . . .
8December 2007 Corn up 40 from harvest 06 to
planting 07!
40 corn price rally
9What is the response for 2007/08?
- Ethanol production, high corn prices drive corn
area to 60 year highs!
10U.S. Corn Planted Area
Note 2007 planted area is an estimate from the
Acreage report, June 29, 2007.
11U.S. Corn Supply and Demand
12U.S. Domestic Corn Use
Note 2006/07 and 2007/08 are projections from
the World Agricultural Supply and Demand
Estimates report, September 12, 2007.
13U.S. Corn Ending Stocks and Farm Price
14U.S. Corn Ending Stocks and Farm Price
15World Corn Production
16World Corn Ending Stocks-to-Use
17Oilseeds
18Review of 2006/07
- Record global oilseed production
- Record U.S. soybean planted area and production
- 2nd year of lower planted area in Brazil
- Sharply higher production in Argentina
- U.S., Arg. soybean exports increase as Brazil
declines - Record global crush
- Record soybean import demand in China (through 10
months) - Record global oilseed stocks in fall 2007?
- Sharply higher U.S. oilseed stocks esp. soybeans
(record high?) - Record high soybean oil stocks, summer 2007
19Review of 2006/07
- Oilseed complex prices higher than expected given
stock levels - But rapidly expanding ethanol production and
expectations of more in 2007/08 pushed corn
prices sharply higher through Spring 2007 - As a result, the soybean/corn price ratio at
planting dropped below 2!
20November 2007 Soybeans up 25 from 06 harvest
to 07 planting
25 rise in 5 months
21December 2007 Corn up 40 from harvest 06 to
planting 07!
Bean/Corn ratio below 2
40 corn price rally
22U.S. Soybean-Corn Price Ratio
23What is the response for 2007/08?
- U.S. soy producers sharply reduce area in 2007,
by more than anticipated early - South American soy producers are expected to
increase planted area modestly (subject to
change) - Limited gains for other oilseeds, offsetting
changes for rapeseed and sun
24U.S. Soybean Planted Area
Note 2007 planted area is an estimate from the
Acreage report, June 29, 2007.
25U.S. Soybean Supply and Demand
26U.S. Soybean Oil Supply and Demand
27U.S. soybean production for 2007 dips to near
2003 drought level
Production down 550 mil bu
28Expect recovery in soybean area in Brazil
29What is going on in Brazil?
- High soybean prices partly offset by strong
currency vs. U.S. dollar
30Brazilian Currency Valuation vs. U.S. Dollar
31Effect of Real Devaluation on Price
32Effect of Real Devaluation on Price
20 vs last year
33What is going on in Brazil?
- High soybean prices partly offset by strong
currency vs. U.S. dollar - Transportation costs
34What is going on in Brazil?
- High soybean prices partly offset by strong
currency vs. U.S. dollar - Transportation costs
- Rust control
35What is going on in Brazil?
- High soybean prices partly offset by strong
currency vs. U.S. dollar - Transportation costs
- Rust control
- Environmental concerns
36What is going on in Brazil?
- However, much higher soybean prices recently may
alter plans!?!
37Argentina Soybean Harvested Area
38Brazil, Argentina SoybeanHarvested Area
39Soybean Production Trends
Million Tons
40Rare annual reduction in global soybean production
-15 million tons
41World Soybean Production
42EU rapeseed production increases, but less than
expected as an 8 yield drop offsets a 17 area
increase
1 million tons
43Canadian canola production also affected by
weather as 10 area increase is offset by an 8
yield reduction
fractional
44Australia rapeseed production recovers from
severe drought
1 million tons
45Combined China and India Rapeseed unchanged from
2006/07 . . .
46Global rapeseed production recovers moderately
from 2006/07
3 million tons
47Sunseed production higher in Argentina, but
offset by lower FSU output on lower area
-1.5 million tons
48Global sunflowerseed production declines from
record production for 2005 and 2006
-3 million tons
49Global oilseed production 1st production
decline since 1995/96
-15 million tons
50Stocks and Use Outlook for 2007/08
- Soybean exports increase sharply for Brazil,
Argentina as U.S. declines - Record soybean import demand in China driven by
protein and vegetable oil demand - Global protein meal and oil consumption gains
- Reduced wheat feeding (EU), biodiesel gains (EU,
U.S.) - Sharply lower U.S. stocks of soybeans and soybean
oil - Sharp decline in global oilseed stocks fall 2008
(mainly soy) - Prices for the oilseeds complex remain high
51Projected Growth Rates
Source Oxford Economics
52China Soybean Import Dependence Expected to
Continue to Increase
Million Tons
Percent
53China is Projected to Account for 45 of Global
Soybean Imports
Million Tons
54China Soybean Imports
Million Tons
55China Soybean Imports by Source
Million Tons
56South American share of soybean trade increases
as U.S. declines
Bz Ar share up 10 points to 55
57Brazil soybean exports world share has been
growing
58Soybean production increases in Argentina are
directed mainly to crush
59 although the production shortfall in U.S. will
lead to higher Argentina seed exports for 2007/08
60Argentina continues to dominate major 3 soybean
meal exporters with 52 pct share, up from 5-yr
avg 45 pct
61Argentina Soybean Meal Exports
62Argentina continues to dominate major 3 soybean
oil exports with 62 pct share vs 52 pct 5-yr avg
63Global soybean meal consumption growth
accelerates in 2007/08
6 percent growth
64Growth in Soybean Meal Consumption Led by China,
EU, U.S.
65Growth in Soybean Meal Consumption Led by China,
EU, U.S.
These countries account for 2/3 of soybean meal
consumption growth in 2007/08
66EU soybean meal consumption growth returns after
several years of limited gains
2.5 million ton (7.5) increase
67What is going on in EU?
68What is going on in EU?
69What is going on in EU?
- Reduced wheat production
- Declining wheat stocks
70What is going on in EU?
- Reduced wheat production
- Declining wheat stocks
- Higher wheat prices
71What is going on in EU?
- Reduced wheat production
- Declining wheat stocks
- Higher wheat prices
- Reduced wheat feeding
72What is going on in EU?
- Reduced wheat production
- Declining wheat stocks
- Higher wheat prices
- Reduced wheat feeding
- Expanding roll for sbm feeding in rations
73EU Wheat Production Declines for 3rd Year
74Leading to sharply lower EU stocks
75 and reduced wheat feeding
3 million ton decline
76China soybean meal consumption rises again,
doubled in 6 years
Million Tons
9
77Global Vegetable Oil Disappearance
4 pct (4.5 m tons)
78Global Industrial Vegetable Oil Use
10 pct (2 m tons)
79Industrial use continues to grow with biodiesel
expansion, nears 20 percent of total vegetable
oil consumption . . .
80EU Industrial Use of Vegetable Oil
7 of global vegetable oil production used by EU
for BD
Million Tons
81Outlook for biodiesel in the U.S.
82U.S. soybean oil used in biodiesel production
83Biodiesel share of U.S. domestic soybean oil use
84Monthly Soy Biodiesel Production
85U.S. Biodiesel Production Capacity
3.22
2.56
1.11
86Declining U.S. soybean oil stocks
Bil lbs.
87December 2007 Soybean Oil up 40 percent since
last Fall
88U.S. Biodiesel Production Margin
89U.S. Biodiesel Net ExportsMarch July 2007
Net exports 18 of 2007/08 production (434 mil.
lbs)
90U.S. soybean oil used in biodiesel production
91Global oil stocks to use declines as growth in
use exceeds production
6 pct
92Global oilseed stocks decline sharply from record
levels
-14.6 mil tons
93Soybean, Product Price Outlook
94 95World Wheat Production
96U.S. Wheat Supply and Demand
97Global wheat stocks declines as growth in use
exceeds production
112 million tons
98World Wheat Ending Stocks-to-Use
99Soft Red Winter Wheat Futures Prices
Source Chicago Board of Trade settlement prices.
100Summary
- High commodity prices into 2008
- Competition for acres in the U.S. in 2008 will be
strong, favoring soybeans especially if any
production shortfall in South America
101Questions?
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