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It’s All About Luck
It’s All About Luck  Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Soybeans eke out modestly higher Friday finish
Soybeans were modestly higher on short covering and technical buying, but not enough to pull contracts to a higher weekly finish. Soybeans are watching late development conditions in Argentina and harvest activity in Brazil. The USDA’s monthly supply, demand, and production numbers and CONAB’s updated outlook for Brazil are both set for April 10th. Soybeans…
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CBOT wheat falls as trade war fears loom
CBOT wheat falls as trade war fears loom  TradingView
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CBOT corn loses ground on trade war fears
CBOT corn loses ground on trade war fears  TradingView
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Corn Sees Risk Off Selling, Soybeans and Cattle Higher Friday
Corn Sees Risk Off Selling, Soybeans and Cattle Higher Friday  Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Some processing plants boost soybean basis bids
Some processing plants boost soybean basis bids  TradingView
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Canada has lifted suspension on imports from biggest U.S. pork plant, USDA records show
Canada has lifted suspension on imports from biggest U.S. pork plant, USDA records show  The Globe and Mail
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US meat trade days away from getting ‘kicked out’ of China
US meat trade days away from getting ‘kicked out’ of China  MSN
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Chicago corn loses more ground
Chicago corn loses more ground  Business Recorder
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Cattle market volatility increases as tariff uncertainty continues
Cattle market volatility increases as tariff uncertainty continues  Grainews
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Soybeans, corn set for weekly losses on trade war disruptions
Soybeans, corn set for weekly losses on trade war disruptions  TradingView
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CBOT wheat rises on increased buying interest
CBOT wheat rises on increased buying interest  TradingView
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CBOT corn gains on lower Argentine harvest outlook
CBOT corn gains on lower Argentine harvest outlook  TradingView
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Inputs remain high, Iowa farmer says
Pictured: Iowa Corn President Stu Swanson at the 2025 Commodity Classic (Photo by Brent Barnett/Brownfield) The president of the Iowa Corn Growers Association says input costs are a concern for producers heading into planting season. Stu Swanson tells Brownfield, “Fertilizer has been slow to come down. In some cases, it’s even higher than a year…
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Grains See Technical Bounce with Strong Exports: Cattle Rally Continues
Grains See Technical Bounce with Strong Exports: Cattle Rally Continues  Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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How meat exports adds value to the corn and soybean farms
Farm Progress America, March 13, 2025Â Â Farm Progress
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Corn loses more ground on US inventories, trade war
Corn loses more ground on US inventories, trade war  Business Recorder
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How your grain marketing plan helps you deal with volatile markets
How your grain marketing plan helps you deal with volatile markets  Grainews
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US, Canadian farmers face soaring fertilizer prices amid Trump tariffs
US, Canadian farmers face soaring fertilizer prices amid Trump tariffs  Big News Network
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Chicago soybeans largely unchanged
Chicago soybeans largely unchanged  Business Recorder
