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Good morning Farmer Family. US farm markets were mixed but mostly higher to start the week.  Corn prices trended moderately higher closing up 0.96%.  Soybeans, in contrast, suffered a setback that pushed prices more then 1% lower. Soymeal was 1.72% in the red.  Soybean oil prices were 0.57% weaker.  The wheat complex, traded back higher by […]

WASHINGTON – May 23, 2022According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, herewith the US grains inspected and/or weighed for export during the week ending May 19, 2022.

US farm markets were mixed but mostly lower on Friday. Corn prices faded 0.57% lower, primarily on planting progress pressure.  Soybeans, in contrast, has been buck compared the overall trend, tracking 0.87% higher thanks export optimism and relatively tight US and global stocks. Soymeal prices went home 1.08% higher. Soy oil prices also squared up for

US farm markets, were mixed yesterday amid some uneven technical maneuvering.  Corn prices weren’t able to move the needle much in either directions, finishing the session up 0.22%. Soybeans showed some moderate upside, in contrast, spurred by export optimism following a healthy round of sales data from USDA, and closed 1.67% higher.  Soymeal was a

There were severe downward moves on Wedsneday resulting from macro markets copping a proper shellacking and commodities participants taking risk off. US farm markets have suffered still more significant losses, as new estimates of a bumper Russian wheat crop in 2022 and hopes that Ukrainian exports will pick up the pace, weighed on sentiment investors. During