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Yesterday, US farm markets followed a broad range of other commodities, including energy, closing moderately higher. An afternoon rally left corn prices at $7.834, up 0.93%. The May contract set a new high on the day at $7.86 1/4.  New crop prices also set new highs, with Dec at $7.37 1/2, although it closed at […]

Grain Market View of April 13, 2022 – released today, April 14, 2022, due to a technical failure US farm markets were very bullish, yesterday. Increasing worries about a possible planting delays for corn and the anticipated Biden’s ethanol remarks in Iowa, have seen corn market to trade by 1.54% higher, going to home with double

US farm markets were truly a mixed bag to start the week.  Ample wet weather could spell planting delays in parts of the Midwest, and more farmers could swap out corn acres for soybeans. Thus, corn prices in the front months were modestly lower, down between 0.26% and 0.55% by the close, while new crop closed

WASHINGTON – April 11, 2022 According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, herewith the US grains inspected and/or weighed for export during the week ending April 7, 2022.

US farm markets ended on a higher note, past week. The first 18-state NASS winter wheat crop condition ratings, have seen rating 30% of U.S. winter wheat in good to excellent condition, of which the Hard Red Winter wheat states’ good-to-excellent, was rated around to 23pc.  The good-to-excellent rating for SRW were about circa 55pc, but