Wheat sales were at the top end of expectations and corn sales were a disappointment.
Why does the Panama Canal expansion matter to a farmer like me, in south central Wisconsin? Without it, American farmers would have a much harder time exporting what we grow to the rest of the world.
Pro Farmer’s Julianne Johnston provides closing market commentary.
Warmer temps ahead for central and eastern U.S.
The offsetting production estimates resulted in a steady-from-month-ago global carryover peg for the current marketing year.
Pro Farmer Editor Brian Grete provides closing market commentary.
The first shipment of Brazilian beef has now arrived at a U.S. port, according to Brazilian Agriculture Minister Blairo Maggi.
South American Crop Consultant Dr. Michael Cordonnier projects South American corn acreage up 25% from year-ago.
Doane expects the Hogs & Pigs Report to show All Hogs & Pigs at 101%, Kept for Breeding at 99% and Kept for Marketing at 101% of year-ago levels.
You won’t see us answer the question, Who Won the Debate? It’s like the general farm media writing about the “winners and losers” just a nanosecond after a new farm bill clears Congress. Who do you think we are, Politico?
As of Friday, September 30 8:36 AM
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