Agriculture News
Corn and soybean acres impacted by drought have declined every week since late May
Cash prices are on the decline as harvest approaches
New-crop corn sales blew past expectations, while wheat and old- and new-crop soybean sales were also stronger than expected.
Prices continue to track well above last year
Company leaders point to five highlights making them bullish on the future of its crop science divsion.
USDA national corn ratings unchanged
The annual survey finds cropland values up nearly 5%
Cattle prices reach records while favorable growing weigh on grains.
Corn, soybeans and winter wheat futures are higher just after the open...
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Less than 10% of corn and soybean acres are currently impacted
Cash prices remain much higher than last year
USDA reported weekly sales for 2025-26 totaled 1.89 MMT during the week ended July 24, topping analysts’ pre-report range. Net old-crop soybean sales were also stronger-than-expected.
An in-field perspective as the crop enters the homestretch.