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One private forecaster sees global wheat production lower than USDA
The western U.S. continues to see hot, dry weather
Corn, soybeans and wheat each pushed to fresh for-the-move highs overnight before turning lower on profit-taking.
Geopolitics, weather and economic uncertainties ring loudly. Look for ways to stay to stay on top.
Oppressive heat continues to grip northern Plains, Great Lakes
Total cattle numbers are tight, but the beef industry is maximizing every head. Two economists break down the “uneven” slaughter trends shaping the 2026 outlook.
Wheat led strength overnight as tensions in the Black Sea continue to rise.
Unusually strong high-pressure system stalls over Northern Plains
Balance sheet’s burgeoning Feed & Residual Use category stirs speculation.
Prices are consolidating near recent highs in each market as uptrends remain in place.
Better chances for rain in the Midwest over next week and a half
Crop conditions came in better than analyst expectations
A Canadian ag policy leader says annual USMCA reviews could slow investment across North America but sees an opportunity for the U.S. and Canada to reach a win-win on dairy.
Bill Watts and Lane Akre discuss a weather market in grains, shipping difficulties in the Black Sea and a price-friendly July WASDE report.
Federal antitrust regulators reached settlements in two closely watched agriculture cases that could have significant implications for farmers and consumers.
Corn led strength overnight, gapping higher amid a lack of rain in the forecast as the bulk of the crop heads into pollination over the next couple weeks.