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Good morning Farmer Family … US farm markets tacked mostly higher, yesterday. Corn and soybeans found modest gains, moving 0.45% and 0.05% higher, respectively at the bell. The December corn contract, however, saw a double digit range on the day, while soybeans despite traded mostly lower, bounced back in the afternoon recouping from morning losses. Soymeal […]

Good morning Farmer Family … US farm markets closed with variable results yesterday.  Corn gains were modest, at around 0.2% higher. Soybeans, in contrast, tipped back a bit more then 0.2% into the red, by the close. Soymeal prices stayed red during most of the session, and ultimately closing 1.50% down on the day.  Soybean oil

Good morning Farmer Family … Another wave of sales due to fears for a potential global recession, spilled over into the grain markets, yesterday. Thus, in the US, corn prices dropped 1.55%. Soybeans were also down but incurred into a lower damage overall the complex, as they trended 1.02% weaker. Bean oil closed off the lows

Good afternoon Farmer Family … A broad sell-off in commodity and equity markets, tied to the high inflation, rising interest rates and an economic downturn that would dent demand, dragged down a broad set of other commodities, on Friday. Wall Street equity markets plunged, U.S. crude oil futures dropped nearly 6% and the dollar touched

Good morning Farmer Family … US farm markets heated up, yesterday. Global wheat and corn prices skyroketed after news broke that the Kremlin is moving to stage votes on annexing the regions of Ukraine its forces still control. The so-called Donetsk and Luhansk People’s Republics, as well as the Kherson and Zaporizhzhia regions, indeed, announced they’ll