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Corn up with lower new crop U.S. ending stocks
Soybeans were mostly lower on spread trade and profit taking, ending the week with big losses in the most active months. The USDA’s new crop U.S. ending stocks projection was down on the month, with a slightly lower crop guess for Argentina and no change for Brazil, leaving that estimate well above the most recent…
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Machinery And Tech News: More John Deere Layoffs, DJI Details Global Ag Drone Usage
Machinery And Tech News: More John Deere Layoffs, DJI Details Global Ag Drone Usage Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Wheat Pulling Back Prior to USDA Update
Wheat Pulling Back Prior to USDA Update Nasdaq
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Tropical downpours to douse US East Coast in wake of Beryl
Tropical downpours to douse US East Coast in wake of Beryl AccuWeather
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MO dry conditions improve, drought alert stays in effect
Despite the recent rains, Missouri Governor Mike Parson says he’s not quite ready to lift the drought alert, in effect until September 1. “We’re still getting rain in July, which is very unusual for our state,” he says. “If you look at the weather map, there’s 10 to 15 days of nothing to speak of…
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New crop U.S. cotton, rice ending stocks grow
The USDA’s new crop U.S. cotton and rice ending stocks estimates were up on the month. The rice carryout is now seen at 46 million hundredweight, up 1.5 million from June on expectations for a larger crop and higher imports, along with an increase in rough rice exports. Cotton ending stocks are projected at 5.3…
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Corn prices touch a nearly 4-year low, then rise as USDA lifts demand forecast
Corn prices touch a nearly 4-year low, then rise as USDA lifts demand forecast MarketWatch
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Grain market slide extends as Black Sea prospects improve
Grain market slide extends as Black Sea prospects improve Farm Online
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Increasingly popular ‘parametric insurance’ helps farmers and others hit hard by extreme weather
Increasingly popular ‘parametric insurance’ helps farmers and others hit hard by extreme weather Citizentribune
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Tractor Supply retreats on DEI after ‘anti-woke’ backlash
The retailer has ignited an online firestorm after dropping most corporate diversity and climate efforts, which could alienate some customers, employees and investors.
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Cattle Try to Recover But is an Intermediate Top In? Grains Lower Pre-WASDE
Cattle Try to Recover But is an Intermediate Top In? Grains Lower Pre-WASDE Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Lower crop returns will pressure farmland market, say analysts
Lower crop returns will pressure farmland market, say analysts Successful Farming
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House, Senate to vote on notably different USDA budgets
A political battle is brewing as Republicans look to cut spending while Democrats push for increased funding.
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USDA trims new crop corn, soybean ending stocks
The USDA has lowered its new crop ending stocks estimates for corn and soybeans, while raising the outlook for wheat. New crop corn ending stocks were 5 million lower than June, but still 2.097 billion bushels, with the USDA cutting old crop ending stocks and raising feed and export use estimates, partially canceling out higher…
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USDA increases US corn production estimate
USDA increases US corn production estimate XM
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What Can 180 Pounds Of Nitrogen Get You? Nebraska Farmer’s 312.96 Bushels Score Big Win
What Can 180 Pounds Of Nitrogen Get You? Nebraska Farmer’s 312.96 Bushels Score Big Win Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Generally drier weather settles into the Corn Belt; heat expands eastward across the Plains
Across the Corn Belt, mostly dry weather has returned, following the lower Midwestern passage of the remnants of Hurricane Beryl. The heaviest rain from Beryl, locally 2 to 4 inches or more, fell from south-central Missouri into southern Michigan, with corn and soybeans generally benefiting from the moisture, despite localized flooding. On the Plains, mostly…
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Safety hazards still loom large on the farm
Safety hazards still loom large on the farm High Plains Journal
