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Yakima Crop Reports Show Cotton, Poultry, Soybean Activity

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USDA NASS reported 17.6 million pounds of manmade fiber consumed on the cotton system in Yakima during May 2026.

Broiler-type eggs set and chicks placed in the U.S. rose 2 percent during May 2026, according to USDA data.

Soybeans crushed for crude oil totaled 6.39 million tons (213 million bushels) in May 2026, per USDA reports.

Corn consumed for alcohol and other uses reached 524 million bushels nationwide in May 2026, with Yakima Valley crop data included in the national totals.

πŸ“„ Source: USDA NASS Washington Crop Reports β€” https://www.nass.usda.gov/rss/reports.xml?state=WA
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    USDA NASS reported 17.6 million pounds of manmade fiber consumed on the cotton system in Yakimaβ€œnull”
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    The report was in May 2026β€œTotal Manmade fiber consumed on the cotton system was 17.6 million pounds during May 2026...”
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    Broiler-type eggs set and chicks placed in the U.S. rose 2 percentβ€œBroiler-Type Eggs Set in the United States Up 2 Percent. Broiler-Type Chicks Placed in the United States Up 2 Percent...”
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    The increase occurred during May 2026β€œnull”
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    Soybeans crushed for crude oil totaled 6.39 million tons in May 2026β€œSoybeans crushed for crude oil was 6.39 million tons (213 million bushels) in May 2026...”
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    Soybeans crushed for crude oil totaled 213 million bushels in May 2026β€œSoybeans crushed for crude oil was 6.39 million tons (213 million bushels) in May 2026...”
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    The data was per USDA reportsβ€œnull”
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    Corn consumed for alcohol and other uses reached 524 million bushels nationwide in May 2026β€œTotal corn consumed for alcohol and other uses was 524 million bushels in May 2026.”
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    Yakima Valley crop data was included in the national totalsβ€œnull”

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