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2022 US Corn & Soy Outlook and the Long-Term Global Impact
4 August 2022 | 2:00 PM
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2022 US Corn & Soy Outlook and the Long-Term Global Impact
The 2022 USDA acreage report marks only the second time in history that US farmers will plant more soybeans than corn. In a tight corn market facing supply disruptions due to drought conditions in South America and the war in Ukraine, US corn production will be critical to ensure quality global supply.
Join us Thursday, August 4, 10-11 AM EST for our highly regarded 2022 US Corn & Soy Outlook webinar. In this webinar, Gro Intelligence’s Research Analysts will present Gro’s yield model forecasts for corn and soy ahead of the USDA’s first surveyed yields estimates for the year. We will also consider the long-term global impact and expectations for the upcoming South American growing season.
Speakers
William Osnato
Senior Research Analyst
Will has been a research analyst in agricultural commodities for over a decade. Before joining Gro, he was a strategist at Balyasny Asset Management with a focus on oilseeds. Prior to that, he worked at Yannix Management covering grains and oilseeds. At Perennial Management he was in charge of sugar research and trading as well as conducting coffee, cocoa and macroeconomic research. Will started his career at AIG in the Hedge Fund Strategies group. Will earned a Bachelor of Science & Engineering in Operations Research and Financial Engineering from Princeton University and is a CFA charter holder.
Kelly Goughary
Senior Research Analyst
Kelly has more than 10 years of experience in commodity analytics. Prior to joining Gro, Kelly spent many years working at a hedge fund and a commercial trading house. Kelly understands the ins and outs of commodity analysis but more importantly a client’s needs in regard to trading, hedging, and procurement decisions. Kelly holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Lehigh University.
