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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...
Corn grower groups sent a letter to Trump administration officials detailing the worsening economic situation caused by elevated prices for fertilizers and other inputs that are critical for growing corn.
Wheat led a late session rebound and was trading on session highs going into the break.
Still no threatening crop weather in Midwest
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Corn found stiff technical resistance at the 10-day moving average overnight, which pushed prices off recent highs.
Cementing a breakaway from decades of free trade policy, the White House announced a new trade policy that affects virtually every nation.
New U.S. tariffs roil global stock, financial markets
Less than 10% of corn and soybean acres are currently impacted
As countries race to make trade deals with the U.S. ahead of tomorrow’s deadline, the Trump Administration announced several notable agreements. The benefits for U.S. ag exports, however, remain unclear.
Cash prices remain much higher than last year
Corn, soybeans and wheat struggled to maintain early overnight bullish momentum and saw an increase in selling pressure going into the break this morning.
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.
Fed Chair Powell stands his ground