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Forecasts now signal hotter and drier conditions for late in the weekend and early next week.
After contract lows to open the week, December corn futures are working on three straight days of corrective gains.
Farm Credit Services of America’s mid-year appraisal shows values holding.
Farmers National Company highlights farmland market at mid-year
An analysis from former USDA Chief Economist Dr. Joe Glauber
U.S., EU scramble to get trade deal; American tariffs on Mexican tomatoes return
Mostly favorable conditions for summer crop development are expected to continue for at least the next 10 days.
Corn futures pulled back from Monday’s corrective gains overnight, while soybeans and wheat extended their losses.
Soybeans are now rated above year-ago.
Corn conditions were unchanged, while the soybean, spring wheat and cotton crops improved.
Limited upside for grain markets amid favorable weather, trade uncertainty.
Corn and wheat are mildly firmer with soybean futures choppy this morning. Livestock futures are slightly softer to start the week...