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BRUSSELS – June 20, 2022 The yield outlook for EU winter crops was slightly reduced for the third consecutive month. At EU level, the yield forecasts for soft wheat, durum wheat and winter barley are now just below the 5-year average. The forecasts for rapeseed, maize and sunflowers were also reduced but remain at, or

Good morning Farmer Family and good start to the week … US farm markets were mixed on Friday’s session but broke back into the red by the close.  Losses on wheat were substantial. The continued harvest pressure and spillover weakness from sharply lower crude oil prices, weighened on the markets.  A firmer dollar, limited the export

Good morning Farmer Family … Dry weather continues to be a prominent issue in the central U.S. this week and could stick around next week as well.  Weather forecasters, indeed, expect a hot and dry spell in the U.S. Midwest that will deplete topsoil moisture in significant segments of that region. There is no immediate

Good afternoon Farmer Family … US farm markets were mixed but mostly lower yesterday.  Old corn crop prices and the cash corn market stayed firm, with July’s contract, up 0.75%. New corn crop prices, meantime, faded into the close to end the session fractionally mixed.  Operators, indeed, assessed the latest weather forecasts, which featured some hot

Good morning Farmer Family … Bearish sentiment came on Wall Street Monday, also made its way into grain markets on Tuesday. Thus, in spite on fundamentals side we are seeing a heatwave to move through the Midwest that threatens corn and soybean quality ratings, US farm markets were down yesterday.  Corn prices, indeed, eased 0.13% lower. Soybeans slided