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Biden signs $1.7 trillion bill funding gov’t operations, including ag disaster aid

As 2022 comes to a close, it’s time to look back on the events, stories and people that were most influential for agriculture over the past year.

Soybeans are expected to continue their recent price surge amid Argentine crop concerns.

Export sales data for week ended Dec. 22 reported wheat sales topping expectations by over 28,000 MT, while corn and soybean sales were mid-range.

Soybean futures continued their price surge overnight with front-month futures reaching their highest level on the continuation chart since Sept. 13. Corn and wheat traded in narrow ranges on either side of unchanged.

Soybeans extend gains above $15 amid Argentina dryness concern, demand optimism; corn mixed, wheat lower.

Manufacturers move production away from China, Indonesia delays 35% blend rate and gold purchases this year were the highest since 1967...

Grain futures lower overnight amid concern over Covid surge in China; soybeans continue holding above $15.00.

Energy prices continue lower on effects of rising Covid-19 cases in China on oil demand

Big weekly gains in cash corn and winter wheat prices.