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Good morning Farmer Family … US farm markets saw a new sharp decline both in wheat and corn prices last night. The USDA report on Thursday, could see corn acreage progress at the expense of soybean, while harvest pressure is being felt on wheat, combined with the closing of many positions for the half-yearly balance sheets. 

Good morning Farmer Family and good start to the week … US farm markets, were mixed but mostly higher on Friday.  The corn market ended the week with double digit new crop gains and a 0.47% gain in July contract.  Soybeans moved moderately higher too, up 1.10%, erasing some of the steep losses incurred during

Good morning Farmer Family … US farm markets were sharply down yesterday. Despite corn bounced into the close, prices were still down double digits at the end of the session, with July contract 2.77% lower.  Soybean prices were 3.6% in the red.  Soybean meal prices ended the day with 1.32% losses.  Bean oil prices sank by

Good morning Farmer Family … US Farm markets were mixed, but mostly lower again on Wednesday. Markets has been dragged down by worries about global demand, as global recession risks emerged. Meantime, some supply concerns are easing after a U.S. official said Russian food and fertilizer exports are not subject to sanctions. In this context, wheat

Good morning Farmer Family … US farm markets, yesterday had a bad start after the Juneteenth holiday. Favorable weather forecasts and harvest progress for wheat spurred plenty of technical selling yesterday.  Corn prices moved significantly lower, eroding more than 3% lower. Soybeans were relative spared but still fell more than 1.2%. Meal prices also faded,