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South Korea warns of transport disruptions, Cordonnier raises Brazilian corn crop estimate and the Fed is expected to raise rates this week...

House clears bill to overhaul ocean shipping laws, sending it to Biden’s desk

Soybeans are expected to trade higher, while corn and wheat are called lower this morning.

Soybeans rebounded some from Monday’s sharp losses, while corn and wheat traded lower overnight but held above yesterday’s lows.

Initial spring wheat CCI rating is a little below average.

Soybeans drop sharply, corn and winter wheat also lower as plunging stock market rattles commodity sector.

Pro Farmer policy analyst Jim Wiesemeyer and AgriTalk host Chip Flory discuss Putin’s game with Ukrainian wheat, weather impacting the midwest, ERP payments, priorities for the next Farm Bill and more.

Soybean inspections running stronger than normal during this time of year.

Corn and wheat futures are firmer with soybeans off to a soft start to the week. Livestock futures are under hefty pressure.

Corn, wheat futures expected higher with extreme heading for key crop areas; soybeans lower.