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Tour leader Chip Flory and consultant Brent Judisch paint a picture of what they’ve seen in South Dakota and Nebraska on Day 1 of the Crop Tour.
Tour leader Lane Akre and consultant Kyle Wendlund recount what they’ve observed in Ohio and Indiana on Day one of the Crop Tour.
High temperatures in some areas and excessive rainfall in others led to deteriorating conditions
Solid export inspections also helped corn end higher
Industry analysts expect the move could ease phosphate pricing pressure, though not necessarily return the market to “normal.”
Pro Farmer’s Bill Watts, Hillari Mason and Spencer Langford on potential bright spots and problem areas scouts are likely to find on this year’s Crop Tour.
Severe flooding in the eastern Corn Belt lifts corn and soybean futures overnight as the Pro Farmer Crop Tour kicks off...
Major flooding in eastern Corn Belt may be putting crops at risk
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Follow along as scouts pull thousands of corn and soybean samples across Ohio, South Dakota, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska and Minnesota — plus real-time market reaction and expert analysis.
Iowa boasts the year’s best crop conditions. Can Minnesota build on last year’s records? Scouts will separate hope from hype.
Decline in Farm Financial Conditions Slows
Flooding and derecho damage in the east, drought in the Plains, and a surprise USDA yield cut have this year’s crop looking more uncertain than ever right as Pro Farmer Crop Tour scouts prepare to hit the fields.
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Tour scouts flagged Illinois’ struggles early last year, and similar warning signs are emerging.
China continues to chip away at soybean purchases
Today is an extra important trading day for the chart-based grain traders
Values Decline 3.7% on Inflation-Adjusted Basis
Disease pressure in Indiana and drought stress in Nebraska will be key factors to watch