The content of coarse cereal in the final product can be up to 1~40%.

Minor cereals: good for nutrition and the environment

Any secondary grains could be present in negligible amounts.

Therefore, a slight increase in overall corn imports is expected.

The grain trade is going to experience a decline in the crop year 2009/10.

At the same time there is a slight increase in cereal pollen.

Abundant coarse grain feeds drove a recovery in U.S. beef supply.

Pork supplies will be somewhat higher in 2005 than previously expected.

Better harvest results in the United States raise global 2005 coarse grain crop

Harvesting of the 1999/2000 second season cereal crops is well underway.

Supply, demand and stocks of cereals in developed and developing countries

The second indicator measures the ability of the five major grain exporters to meet the import demand for wheat and coarse grains.

The EU is forecast to increase its overall feed use of cereals in 2002/03 by about 2 percent, despite a reduction in coarse grain usage.

World production of coarse grains (i.e. maize, barley, sorghum, millet, rye and oats) is projected at 1,148 million tonnes, down 17 million tonnes (or 1.5 per cent) from 2011.

World production of coarse grains - maize, barley, sorghum, millet, rye and oats - is projected at 1 148 million tonnes, down 17 million tonnes, or 1.5 per cent, on 2011.