EPA's Wheeler Goes to Iowa and Doesn't Say What Biofuel Proponents Wanted

USDA's annual update on farmland values.

Soybean conditions drop to lowest for the season, curbing yield expectations.

China may buy 15 million metric tons of new-crop U.S. soybeans even if the trade dispute continues.

Purdue University's Ag Economy Barometer posts the largest one-month decline in its three-year history

Smaller crop, freight uncertainty to sharply reduce Brazilian corn exports.

Perspective on Monday's ruling that suspends the use and registration of new products containing glyphosate.

Lower U.S. crop ratings set up a firmer opening this morning.

The spring wheat CCI rating is still nearly 32 points above the five-year average.

Iowa and Missouri led the CCI ratings declines, dropping more than one point each for corn and soybeans.

Wheat market looking to Aug. 10 USDA report to show tightening global inventories.

Beef exports were record-strong for June and only slightly behind May's all-time high.

Average U.S. cropland value rises $40 to $4,130 per acre, matching the record set in 2015.

Wheat export inspections remain sluggish despite global crop woes.

Wheat futures are sharply higher, soybeans are sharply lower and corn is caught in the middle to open the. Trade remains the focal point in Washington. USDA's August crop reports are out Friday.

Doane economists provide a visual update on short-term, intermediate and long-term trends for commodity and key outside markets.