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July 31, 2025

Less than 10% of corn and soybean acres are currently impacted

As countries race to make trade deals with the U.S. ahead of tomorrow’s deadline, the Trump Administration announced several notable agreements. The benefits for U.S. ag exports, however, remain unclear.

Cash prices remain much higher than last year

Corn, soybeans and wheat struggled to maintain early overnight bullish momentum and saw an increase in selling pressure going into the break this morning.

USDA reported weekly sales for 2025-26 totaled 1.89 MMT during the week ended July 24, topping analysts’ pre-report range. Net old-crop soybean sales were also stronger-than-expected.

Fed Chair Powell stands his ground

An in-field perspective as the crop enters the homestretch.

SRW still firmer than 3-year average, with HRW weaker

Trade talks with India heat up...