Pro Farmer
Net sales reductions for old-crop corn and soybeans were rather disappointing today as traders and analysts alike are looking for old-crop exports to end the year strong.
This year’s crop has been hyped up to be record breaking — we will see how that holds up.
Soybeans are pulling corn and wheat higher.
Yesterday, USDA released projections for a record corn harvest of 16.7 billion bushels and sharply lowered its expected average corn price—a combination that could lead to much higher commodity program payouts.
Trading action the rest of this week is critical for corn market
Semiconductors and pharmaceuticals enjoy duty free status, but are likely to encounter an increase...
USDA surprised to the upside on Corn yields