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US farm markets were mixed but mostly higher on Tuesday. Red-hot wheat prices once again led the way.  Tight global stocks and historically low crop quality in the U.S., indeed, pushed stiil more higher all the wheat complex. Particularly, Chicago SRW contracts saw the biggest boost, rising 2.4% higher. Kansas City HRW wheat prices gained 1.16%. […]

Good morning Farmer Family … U.S. farm markets were mostly higher to start the week. India banned grain exports with immediate effect on Saturday, which has fueled even more concerns about global supplies already strained by the war in Ukraine. Thus, Chicago wheat futures hit the daily 70-cent trading limit cap, gaining 5,94%.  Chicago Board

WASHINGTON – May 16, 2022According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, herewith the US grains inspected and/or weighed for export during the week ending May 12, 2022.

Good morning Farmer Family and a good start to the week. US farm markets ended in a mixed mode last Friday. The wheat complex ended the week with substantially gains. On Friday Chicago was 0.11% lower, KC HRW was up 0.94% and the MGE spring wheat was 0.68% higher. However, MGE spring wheat contract which led

US farm markets trended higher after USDA released its latest World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates report.  Corn prices closed double digits higher on Thursday.  July was the weak link on the day, only gaining 0.38% remaining under the $8 mark.  September contract gained +1.56% closing at $7.636. New crop December led the board rally jumping by