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Good morning Farmer family … US farm markets were mixed yesterday, but mostly weaker. Corn worked off the highs in the afternoon round of trading, but prices were still down by 0.4% at the bell.  Front month wheat prices traded all lower, but ended off their lows.  Particularly, Chicago SRW wheat contract, went home on 0.97%

Good morning Farmer Family … US farm markets were mostly lower yesterday, as new demand concerns, led to a round of technical selling. Corn losses were modest, at around 0.4%, but it was the third consecutive session in the red.  Soybean cuts were a bit more severe, with prices closing nearly 1% lower. Front month soymeal

Good morning Farmer Family … US farm markets, closed with little changes yesterday. Corn worked lower, with prices settled by 0.91% in the red.  Soybean prices, were unable to move the needle much in either direction as were up just 0.11%. Meal price weakened by 0.02% on the day.  Bean oil stayed in the black by

Good morning Farmer Family … U.S. farm markets ended lower last Friday! A stronger dollar and hopes of progress in negotiations to maintain the Ukrainian Black Sea grain export corridor pressured down wheat prices. Corn and soybeans followed wheat lower, were dragged by lackluster demand and by lower energy and equities markets. Particularly, Chicago SRW wheat

Good morning Farmer Family … US farm markets were mixed but mostly higher yesterday.  The wheat complex saw the biggest gains as, Chicago SRW was 1.13% stronger, Kansas City HRW rose 1.26%, and Minneapolis spring wheat gained 1.27%. Corn also moved moderately higher, capturing gains of around 0.7%.  Soybeans failed to follow suit, easing 0.02% lower.