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The market is still working to assess damage in the wake of Hurricane Ida, with the Louisiana export disruptions causing basis to strengthen at other export hubs. Meanwhile, the market is gearing up for another USDA production and S&D update next week, with the department surprising the market by saying it may adjust acreage a month early. We updated our old- and new-crop balance sheets leading up to the report. Also of note, USDA hiked its farm income forecasts for 2021, and Ag Secretary Tom Vilsack indicated aid for hog and biofuel producers should be coming soon. Find more on these topics and many others in this week's newsletter.

 

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First Thing Today | March 28, 2024
First Thing Today | March 28, 2024

Corn, soybeans and wheat traded in narrow ranges during the overnight session ahead of USDA’s reports later this morning.

After the Bell | March 27, 2024
After the Bell | March 27, 2024

After the Bell | March 27, 2024

Pro Farmer's Daily Advice Monitor
Pro Farmer's Daily Advice Monitor

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

Market Watch | March 27, 2024
Market Watch | March 27, 2024

Cash cattle prices soar to all-time high.

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Ahead of the Open | March 27, 2024
Ahead of the Open | March 27, 2024

Corn and soybeans each favored the downside overnight, with corn leading the way lower. Wheat showed relative strength and went into the break near unchanged.