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Deere’s Options: A Look at What the Big Money is Thinking
Deere’s Options: A Look at What the Big Money is Thinking Benzinga
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United States Hog Inventory Up 1 Percent
WASHINGTON — As of Dec. 1, there were 75.8 million hogs and pigs on U.S. farms, up 1% from December 2023, but down slightly from Sept. 1, 2024, according to the Quarterly Hogs and Pigs report published by the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS). Other key findings in the report were:…
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Grains Close Strong with Corn Making a Six Month High: Can The Market Build on it?
Grains Close Strong with Corn Making a Six Month High: Can The Market Build on it? Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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U.S. export demand “phenomenal,” economist says
An ag economist says there continues to be a good flow of U.S. ag goods to global markets. “The demand on the export side has been phenomenal,” said Jim McCormick with AgMarket.Net. McCormick says several trading partners, specifically Mexico and Colombia, have been increasing their purchases of U.S. corn. “Corn sales are 30%-to-35% better than…
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Cattle futures higher ahead of widespread direct business
At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live and feeder cattle were higher, waiting on direct business to develop. Boxed beef was higher at midday. February live cattle closed $2.72 higher at $190.10 and April lives closed $3.05 higher at $192.60. January feeder cattle closed $3.45 higher at $259.30 and March feeder cattle closed $4.50 higher at…
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Grain markets higher in early trade | Thursday, December 26, 2024
Grain markets higher in early trade | Thursday, December 26, 2024 Successful Farming
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Favorable weather and completion of corn planting in South America accelerates export sales and increases pressure on world prices
Favorable weather and completion of corn planting in South America accelerates export sales and increases pressure on world prices електронна зернова біржа України
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Soybeans: Watch for jump up then long slump
Soybeans: Watch for jump up then long slump Farm Progress
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CBoT soy futures extend recovery from four-year low
CBoT soy futures extend recovery from four-year low Business Recorder
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What trends dominated the commodity market in 2024?
What trends dominated the commodity market in 2024? MSN
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Couple of Surprises in the Year’s Cattle Market
Couple of Surprises in the Year’s Cattle Market Southeast AgNet
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Soybeans, corn mostly higher heading into midweek holiday
Soybeans were mostly higher in very low-volume trade. The market worked to recover its losses from Monday’s session. Soybean meal was stronger on Tuesday and that helped provide some support. The trade continues to monitor crop development weather in South America, which has been largely supportive to a larger crop in Brazil, while there is…
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Soy futures extend recovery from four-year low hit last week
U.S. grains: Soy futures extend recovery from four-year low hit last week Country Guide
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Grain Prices Quiet Ahead of Holidays
Grain Prices Quiet Ahead of Holidays | Tuesday, December 24, 2024 Successful Farming
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Russian watchdog says winter wheat access to Chinese market a priority in 2025
Russian watchdog says winter wheat access to Chinese market a priority in 2025 Grainews
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Fertilizer prices vulnerable to potential tariffs
An agronomy salesman says he’s nervous about the potential threat tariffs could have on fertilizer prices during the next administration. Phil Tuggle with Michigan Agricultural Commodities says there could be major price impacts. “We do import fertilizer even though we’re nitrogen neutral, we produce about what we need in the country, but to move…
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Grain markets to close for Christmas holiday
Grain markets to close for Christmas holiday AgUpdate
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DE: 3 Agriculture Stocks Growing With Rising Commodity Prices
DE: 3 Agriculture Stocks Growing With Rising Commodity Prices StockNews.com
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Ukraine’s agricultural exports near historic 85m-tonne mark
Ukraine’s agricultural exports near historic 85m-tonne mark MSN
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Soybeans mostly lower to start the week
Soybeans were mostly lower on fund and technical selling, following a couple of days with higher business last week. The trade continues to monitor crop development weather in South America, which has been largely supportive to a larger crop in Brazil, while there is some drier weather in the forecast for Argentina. Soybean meal had…
