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A look into what the market typically looks like in September.
Lawmakers, facing a looming government shutdown, are running short on time to pass a Farm Bill before the end of the year.
Corn, soybeans and wheat are under pressure to start the week with livestock futures on the rise...
Markets were spooked overnight amid heavy selling in equity futures regarding uncertainty on tariffs.
Frost potential for upper Midwest this week
A federal appeals court ruled Friday that President Trump improperly used emergency powers to impose sweeping global tariffs.
USDA’s latest outlook, released yesterday, projects the U.S. ag trade deficit at $47 billion in FY25, narrowing slightly from earlier estimates, and falling to $41.5 billion in FY26.
Corn led strength overnight while soybeans continue to consolidate following the recent leg higher.
Meal is the market to watch in soy complex futures
Export demand picking up for new-crop beans
Traders were expecting net new-crop soybean sales for the week ended Aug. 21 to range from 450,000 MT to 1.0 MMT.
Soybean, meal bulls hold their own, but winter wheat still sagging
Yesterday, Deputy Agriculture Secretary Stephen Vaden told farmers at the Farm Progress Show that the Department is considering a short-term “bridge” policy to support crop producers struggling with low prices until new safety-net provisions take effect in 2026.
$15 to $20 per acre decrease in 2026 cash rents projected
Lack of export interest continues to draw attention in soybeans.