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Market Advisers Urge Discipline as Harvest Delays and Fund Positions Raise Risk
Market Advisers Urge Discipline as Harvest Delays and Fund Positions Raise Risk Rural Radio Network
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Improving U.S.-China relations could bolster ag trade
The CEO of the U.S. Soybean Export Council says China’s panda gift is a goodwill gesture that signals an improvement in the U.S. and China relationship. “They talk about panda dipolmacy and historically, as China allows foreign countries to display their pandas, they don’t do that if they aren’t getting along well with the country,”…
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Record Diesel Prices and Energy Security Fears Fuel Biofuel Expansion
Record Diesel Prices and Energy Security Fears Fuel Biofuel Expansion czapp.com
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Oat futures climb nearly $1 as Canadian production drops 20%
Oat futures climb nearly $1 as Canadian production drops 20% Farm Progress
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Corn Retreats from 3-Year Highs
Corn Retreats from 3-Year Highs tradingview.com
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Grains Slide After China’s $17 Billion “Let Down”
Grains Slide After China’s $17 Billion “Let Down” AgWeb
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U.S. Grain/Oilseed Review: Not enough to turn positive
U.S. Grain/Oilseed Review: Not enough to turn positive Alberta Farmer Express
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Closing Market Update: Crude pushes up canola, not enough for U.S. markets | Sept. 24, 2026
Closing Market Update: Crude pushes up canola, not enough for U.S. markets | Sept. 24, 2026 Country Guide
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Soybeans decline with no real fresh news from China meeting
Soybeans were lower on fund and technical selling. Beans were waiting to see what comes out of the high-level face-to-face meeting with China. Aside from the announced extension of the trade truce through January 2027, including a cap on tariffs, there were no significant developments for ag reported during Thursday’s session. China did buy 120,000…
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Live cattle futures mixed ahead of direct business
At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live cattle were mixed, feeders were lower waiting on widespread direct business. October live cattle closed $1.85 lower at $219.07 and December live cattle closed $1.25 lower at $221.10. October feeder cattle closed $1.57 lower at $331.75 and November feeder cattle closed $1.42 lower at $328.07. Direct cash cattle trade…
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Pork export sales up on week, led by Mexico, China
Pork export sales were solid during the week ending September 17th. The USDA says that pork sales were above average, with Mexico and China combining for more than half of the total. Mexico is one of the biggest buyers of U.S. pork and while China is largely self-sufficient and has diversified its global sources, Beijing…
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China Trade Truce Puts Billions in U.S. Farm Exports Back in Play
China Trade Truce Puts Billions in U.S. Farm Exports Back in Play AgroLatam
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US durum market tightens after smaller harvest
US durum market tightens after smaller harvest World Grain
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Record US Soybean Crush, Export Demand Support Prices
Record US Soybean Crush, Export Demand Support Prices czapp.com
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How will Trump/Xi meeting impact international grain prices?
How will Trump/Xi meeting impact international grain prices? Agriland
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Economists question diesel limits
Economists question diesel limits FarmWeekNow
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Economist: expanding E15 could help ease pressure on diesel prices
Ag Economist Scott Irwin at the University of Illinois says expanding E15 consumption in the United States could indirectly help ease some of the pressure on diesel prices. “To close the gap between the Renewable Fuel Standard mandate for ethanol and what we call the E10 blend wall,” he says. “Currently, that’s a gap of…
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U.S. Grain/Oilseed Review: Correcting lower
U.S. Grain/Oilseed Review: Correcting lower Canadian Cattlemen
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Grain Rout Hits Farm Margins as Corn, Soybeans and Wheat Slide in Chicago
Grain Rout Hits Farm Margins as Corn, Soybeans and Wheat Slide in Chicago AgroLatam
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Grains Lower, Cattle Higher at Midweek
Grains Lower, Cattle Higher at Midweek American Ag Network
