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Grain Rally Brings Relief, but U.S. Farmers Still Face a Cost Squeeze
Grain Rally Brings Relief, but U.S. Farmers Still Face a Cost Squeeze AgroLatam
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Soybeans set for fourth weekly gain on China demand, US weather concerns
Soybeans set for fourth weekly gain on China demand, US weather concerns Business Recorder
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U.S. Farm Exports to China Fell 66%. Now Washington Signals a Potential Shift
U.S. Farm Exports to China Fell 66%. Now Washington Signals a Potential Shift AgroLatam
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Record Diesel Prices Hit U.S. Farmers as Harvest Season Begins
Record Diesel Prices Hit U.S. Farmers as Harvest Season Begins AgroLatam
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Soybean Demand Fuels Rally as China Buying Lifts U.S. Prices Into September
Soybean Demand Fuels Rally as China Buying Lifts U.S. Prices Into September agrolatam.com
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Grain Markets Call a Reverse! Beans and Corn Rally Back From Sharp Losses
Grain Markets Call a Reverse! Beans and Corn Rally Back From Sharp Losses Barchart.com
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Mexico suspends U.S. sheep and lamb variety meat imports following scrapie detection
The U.S. Meat Export Federation says Mexico’s trade restrictions following a recent scrapie detection has limited market access for U.S. sheep and lamb producers. Courtney Heller, director of technical and export services, says the move has added additional uncertainty for the industry. “We don’t have much of an alternative market,” she says. “It doesn’t bring…
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Wheat Weakness Pulls Corn Lower as Cattle Faces a Sharp Correction
Wheat Weakness Pulls Corn Lower as Cattle Faces a Sharp Correction American Ag Network
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Trade opportunities top the agenda of new USGBC chairman
Trade opportunities top the agenda of new USGBC chairman norfolkneradio.com
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Will soybean rally continue through September?
Will soybean rally continue through September? Farm Progress
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The Russia-Ukraine War Has Been Impacting Global Wheat Prices
The Russia-Ukraine War Has Been Impacting Global Wheat Prices Farms.com
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Commodity markets may be creating 80% of its own volatility. Here’s how.
Commodity markets may be creating 80% of its own volatility. Here’s how. Rural Radio Network
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China’s Soybean Buying Spree Continues Ahead of Xi Jinping’s Expected U.S. Visit
China’s Soybean Buying Spree Continues Ahead of Xi Jinping’s Expected U.S. Visit Global Agriculture
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Grains Take a Breather After New Highs: What Sustains the Bull Market?
Grains Take a Breather After New Highs: What Sustains the Bull Market? agweb.com
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Cattle Futures Lower on Beef Imports, Consumer Demand Worries
Cattle Futures Lower on Beef Imports, Consumer Demand Worries Successful Farming
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Hog futures higher on oversold signals
At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live cattle were lower and feeders were mixed watching and waiting on direct business to develop. October live cattle closed $1.90 lower at $210.17 and December live cattle closed $1.35 lower at $212.02. October feeder cattle closed $1.02 lower at $314.37 and November feeder cattle closed $.17 lower at $308.35. …
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August Extremes Set the Stage for Fall Markets
August Extremes Set the Stage for Fall Markets American Ag Network
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Egg Prices Surge as Corn Costs Rise on Ethanol Demand
Egg Prices Surge as Corn Costs Rise on Ethanol Demand indtoday.com
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Strong corn, soybean exports close out old crop marketing year
An ag economist says farmers should be relatively happy with how corn and soybean exports ended the previous marketing year. Ben Brown with University of Missouri Extension says the demand for corn was record large, and soybeans rebounded from a rough start. “We had quite a bit of Chinese buying that came in,” he says.…
