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US farm markets, took solid gains on Monday. Once again the focus returned on war in Ukraine, harder and harder as the days pass. Global supply concerns and on export optimism for U.S. grains, made additional support. Thus, corn prices were up more then 2% by the close. Soybeans gained around 1.25%. Soymeal futures were

According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, herewith the US grains inspected and/or weighed for export during the week ending March 31, 2022.

US farm markets plunged past week. Old crop corn futures, for May delivery, were down 1.84% on Friday and 2.52% for the week. Soybeans were down 2.19% on Friday, giving back all of prior week’s gain and more, as May was down 7.46% for the week. Soy meal was down 3.74% on Friday and 7.77% during

US farm markets plunged this week. Only Oats, up just $0,020 and Feeder Cattle, unchanged, escaped the red ink.  US grain prices started the March month bullish, with net changes from the Feb 25 close to the March 4 close of +$0.96, +$0.82 and +$3.55 per bushel respectively for corn, soybeans and wheat.  Changes this