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Corn, soybeans and wheat saw some early selling pressure overnight before rebounding this morning
Grain markets pause on profit taking, consolidation; Trump comments on China eyed
As consumer purchasing power shifts and input costs remain elevated, Matt Erickson explains why now is not the time for complacency in risk management.
Indicator Drops 10 Points to 42.1.
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.