In the past 18 months, there have been very few good opportunities for farmers to market corn and soybeans at favorable levels. This has resulted in a large amount of grain being sold below break-even ...
Garrett Toay, AgTraderTalk, says corn and soybeans continued to push lower and near recent lows on weather as areas of the Corn Belt saw rain over the weekend and the heat is starting to ease. Toay ...
The March 10 USDA World Supply and Demand Estimates report did not include any significant changes from other recent WASDE reports. The 2025-26 ending stocks in the March WASDE report for corn, ...
USDA reports lose relevance amid Middle East conflict while crude oil nears $100, fertilizer costs surge 80%, and market correlations signal risks.
Currently, U.S. corn ending stocks are estimated at 2.127 billion bushels for the current marketing year, which ends Aug. 31, 2026. If the corn fed to livestock is too high, it means that the ending ...
USDA’s latest World Supply and Demand Estimate report predicts corn production at 16.7 billion bushels, “which if realized would be the highest production for grain on record for the United States.” ...
Strong export demand and ethanol use face off against record 18.6 billion bushel corn supply keeping prices in narrow range.
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