 2018/19 and five-year averages of sugarcane yield and sucrose recovery.
With no other changes, the changes to production result in exports to non-U.S. destinations of 1.386 million MT in 2018/19 and 263,100 MT in 2019/20, based on CONADESUCA targets for ending stocks.
The forecast for 2019 red meat and poultry production is reduced from May as lower forecast beef, pork, and turkey production more than offset higher broiler production. The decline in beef production largely reflects lower steer and heifer slaughter in the second half of the year.
Forecast pork production is lowered from May, primarily as the pace of slaughter to date has been slower than expected. The broiler production forecast is raised on recent hatchery data and expected heavier bird weights.
Turkey production is lowered slightly on production data to date. The 2020 red meat and poultry production forecast is lowered from the previous month. Production growth for livestock and poultry is expected to be slower as producers respond to higher feed costs. The beef production forecast is reduced on lower expected steer and heifer slaughter as incentives to add weight on pasture slows the pace of feedlot placements.
The beef import forecast is raised for 2019 on recent trade data, but the export forecast is reduced from the previous month on the current pace of beef exports to a number of trading partners. No change is made to the 2020 beef trade forecasts. Pork export forecasts for 2019 and 2020 are raised from the previous month, largely reflecting the removal of Mexico’s tariffs on U.S. pork products in late May.
The 2019 broiler export forecast is reduced slightly on recent trade data; no change is made to the 2020 broiler export forecast. The turkey export forecast is unchanged for 2019 and 2020.
For 2019, the cattle, hog, and broiler price forecasts are reduced from last month, reflecting current price weakness. The 2019 turkey price forecast is raised slightly on higher second quarter prices. For 2020, cattle, broiler, and egg price forecasts are reduced on continued demand weakness. The 2020 hog price forecast remains unchanged as slower production growth and stronger exports support prices. The 2020 turkey price forecast is unchanged.
Milk production for 2019 is lowered from the previous month on slower-than-anticipated growth in milk per cow and lower expected cow numbers. The 2020 milk production forecast is reduced from May as higher expected feed costs are expected to weaken producer margins, limiting growth in the dairy cow herd and milk per cow next year.
The 2019 and 2020 fat basis import forecasts are unchanged from the previous month. The 2019 fat basis export forecast is reduced from the previous month, as gains in cheese exports due to the elimination of tariffs by Mexico only partly offset weakness in butterfat exports to other markets. The 2020 fat basis export forecast is unchanged. The skim-solids basis import forecast for 2019 is raised from last month on increased imports of milk protein products while the 2020 skim-solids basis import forecast is unchanged. The skim-solids basis export forecast for 2019 is reduced on current weakness in exports of nonfat dry milk (NDM), while exports of lactose are expected to be constrained by the additional tariffs imposed by China. The 2020 skim-solids basis export forecast is lowered on continued weakness in sales of lactose.
The 2019 cheese and whey price forecasts are reduced from the previous month while NDM and butter price forecasts are raised. For 2020, cheese and butter price forecasts are raised from the previous month, while NDM is unchanged. The whey price forecast is fractionally lower for 2020.
The 2019 Class III price is reduced on lower cheese and whey price forecasts and the Class IV price forecast is raised on higher forecast butter and NDM prices. Class III and Class IV prices are raised in 2020. The all milk price forecast is reduced to $18.00 per cwt for 2019 but is raised to $18.90 per cwt for 2020.
This report is approved by the Secretary of Agriculture and the Chairman of the World Agricultural Outlook Board, Seth D. Meyer. This report was prepared by the Interagency Commodity Estimates Committees.This friendly and affectionate feline will follow you around as you go about your day, and purr in your lap as you comb her coat. Siberian Cats love their humans but aren’t shy around strangers.
They’re an active and playful breed, enjoying games like fetch and learning tricks that stimulate them mentally. Their athleticism allows them to climb and perch themselves from the highest heights. This bold cat loves to play with water and gets along well with other pets and children.
The Siberian’s head is wedge-shaped with soft contours, topped by medium to large tufted ears. Their nearly round eyes range from shades of green to gold to copper, though white Siberians or those with white markings or patches may have blue eyes or eyes of different colors. Strong-boned legs and round, tufted paws support their muscular body and long, thick tail.
Siberians come in a full spectrum of colors and patterns.
Siberians shed seasonally in the spring and fall. To keep their coat tangle- and mat-free, brush them a few times per week. Baths are rarely needed, thanks to their water-resistant triple coat.
Siberian Cats are a relatively healthy breed. Like many other breeds, however, they do have a slightly higher risk for hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, a form of heart disease characterized by an enlarged heart.
Siberians need a cat food that provides them complete and balanced nutrition based on their age and activity levels. High-protein options like Pro Plan Complete Essentials Shredded Blend Formulas will provide them the fuel these energetic felines need.
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Like other large-breed cats, Siberians take up to 5 years to reach full maturity, though they’ll transition to adult cat food before then. During their early formative years, however, they need a kitten food provide essential nutrients for healthy growth and development, such as Pro Plan Kitten Chicken & Rice Formula.
Because of the subarctic climate of its homeland in Russia, the Siberian’s coat is long, thick and protective. References to Siberian Cats date back at least 1,000 years, and they were prized for their ability to keep mice and other rodents away from food sources.
They weren’t exported until after the Cold War and were first imported to the U.S. in 1990. In 1996, The International Cat Association (TICA) recognized the breed, followed by its acceptance to the American Cat Fanciers Association (ACFA) in 1999 and the Cat Fanciers Association (CFA) in 2006.
They are sometimes referred to as Siberian Forest Cats or Moscow Longhairs.
There are claims Siberians are hypoallergenic, but this hasn’t been scientifically proven.It's completely normal for LPCM content to be at a lower volume due to not having to be processed and boosted along the way unlike Dolby content.  


I have a similar set up as you and it sounds great all around. I typically am always using LPCM unless watching something in Atmos. I use an Apple TV 4K and PS5 in LPCM 5.1. I do Trueplay my system and it makes a difference for me compared to running it in default. I haven't needed to adjust volumes on individual speakers recently, but in the past I have lowered the rears speakers volume slightly due to being a little too loud and distracting from the front sound stage.  


I'm sure others have put some tips out there, but definitely recommend trying out Trueplay. Other factors could be the room the system is in. One thing I've had to do in the past as well is after upgrading the firmware on the devices, I had to completely power the system off for 15-30 seconds and reconnect it to give it a good reboot. After doing so and rerunning Trueplay, I noticed it sounded better. Guessing firmware upgrades can cause some bugginess and recommend rebooting the devices by disconnecting from power completely.New Press RAW PR (no belt) @ 190 lbs. Still haven't gotten my belted PR to budge, because I've been focused on the reps part of Mag-Ort, not attempting a new max by itself until Week 12

Started doing a kilometer row at the end of my workouts, gonna try and figure something else to do as well to keep getting more and more cardio in until I can feel good doing events.

Also think I have picked my post-Mag-Ort program, going to do six weeks of Wendler's Building the Monolith and really commit to 3 hard days of lifting and 2-3 days of cardio as well. Pretty hefty commitment for a man in business school, but I'm worth it.Translate "For most botanical medicines, the biologically active ingredients that produce the desired therapeutic effect have not been conclusively identified." to French?
Dans le cas de la plupart des médicaments à base de plantes, on n'a pas encore identifié de manière irréfutable les ingrédients biologiquement actifs qui produisent les effets thérapeutiques désirés.Celebrate 150 years of rail service
The railway to Sligo will be 150 years old this December.
To celebrate Iarnród Eireann is offering a special celebratory fare of €1.50 each way on selected services on Saturday, December 1. Just 50 tickets have been made available for Saturday, December 1 on the 7am, 9am and 11am Sligo-Connolly route and the 4pm, 5.05pm and 7