Wheat
Trade tensions between the U.S. and China ratcheted higher after the Asian nation said it will follow through on plans to levy tariffs on a range of American farm goods including soybeans and corn.
Lower prices for corn, wheat, and soybeans will push down the value of American exports in 2015, according to the quarterly forecast released Thursday by the USDA.
President Donald Trump will address farmers regarding his 2019 tariff aid plan.
With South America getting much needed moisture and the market currently looking at more grain supply than demand, pressure continues to weigh on the grains market and soy complex, says Jerry Gulke, president of the Gulke Group.
As much as 40% of all German wheat will be used for animal fodder this year, double the usual level, according to estimates from Agravis and researcher Agriculture Market Information Co.
USDA quarterly survey likely to show stockpiles at 6-year high.
The bear is awake and has sent prices well below many farmers’ production costs. The issue is not how deep the correction will be, but how long it will be!
The oilseed, grain and livestock markets all came out of the fall doldrums and really extended their gains in February and March.
Index rises on sharp gains in prices for sugar and cereals.
Highlights of USDA’s Weekly Export Sales Report.
Text highlights from USDA’s March 2014 World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates.
Steady global economic growth to provide foundation for strong crop demand.
Included in the story are three videos Pro Farmer’s Chip Flory took part in.
Hard freeze warnings are in effect for areas of Texas & Gulf Coast.
Highlights of USDA’s Weekly Export Sales Report.
Argentine rains are weighing on the market to start the week.
Highlights of USDA’s Weekly Export Sales Report.
Highlights of USDA’s Weekly Export Sales Report.
Highlights of USDA’s Weekly Export Sales Report.
Highlights of USDA’s Weekly Export Sales Report.
Highlights of USDA’s Weekly Export Sales Report.
Highlights of USDA’s Weekly Export Sales Report.
Highlights of USDA’s Weekly Export Sales Report.
Highlights of USDA’s Weekly Export Sales Report.
Drought monitor notes that 33.20% of contiguous U.S. is drought-free -- minor improvement from last week.
Old-crop corn are under heavy pressure again to start the week.