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U.S. Bean Production Estimates By StateVANCOUVER - Jun 29/07 - SNS -- Dry edible bean growers in the United States were unmoved by market reaction to their March seeding intentions leaving total seeded area virtually unchanged by reducing them by 6,000 acres to just under 1.5 million. The biggest changes from the March seeded intentions took place in Michigan, where growers planted 20,000 fewer acres than intended at 200,000. The next largest decrease was recorded by California, where actual area is 10,000 acres less than intended at 60,000; followed by South Dakota's. Offsetting increases were recorded in states such as North Dakota, with actual seedings ending up 10,000 acres higher thsan intended at 670,000; while 5,000 acre increases were recoirded in Colorado, Idaho, , By contrast, growers they boosted seeded area 10,000 from their intentions in The USDA's seeded area estimates for Subscribers can read the full text of the article by Clicking here
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