Recent Trend of Lower Placements Likely Continued in May

Limited buying demand for corn and soybeans amid favorable U.S. weather and few concrete signs of end to trade conflicts.

Pro Farmer editors provide daily updates on advice, including if now is a good time to catch up on cash sales.

Take a look at what analysts expect USDA’s Cattle on Feed Report Friday to show.

A month's worth of rain during the next eight days reduces chances for development of blistering heat in July

Grain and soybeans will building on Tuesday's recoveries with trade concerns likely to limit strong recoveries.

Ross testifies before Senate panel | House Ag panel leader optimistic

USDA continues to discuss, analyze possible options for financial backstop for farmers

Grains end lower but well off the early-session lows as washouts find underlying demand.

China leader Xi hosts North Korea leader Kim

New U.S. trade tariffs threats and Chinese promises to retaliate send world commodity and equity markets lower.

From more threatened tariffs on China, to immigration moves, Trump policies in focus

Trump threatens new tariffs on $200 billion in China shipments; new total of $450 billion

Corn and soybean CCI ratings remain well above their respective five-year averages for mid-June.

Beneficial U.S. weather weighs on grain markets as export jump gives soybeans a boost.

But a drier weather pattern is likely for both regions this week.