- Cash Grain Prices Mixed Wednesday »
- Cash prices were higher for soybeans and lower for corn and wheat Wednesday.
- Cash Corn, Soy Prices Unchanged Wednesday; Wheat Mixed »
- Cash prices were unchanged for corn and soybeans and mixed for wheat Wednesday.
- Cash Grains Lower Tuesday »
- Cash prices were lower for corn, soybeans and wheat Tuesday.
- MF Global Customers Have No Priority »
- Wednesday, a judge rejected a bid by customers gain priority over other creditors.
- Cash Grain Prices Mixed Thursday »
- Cash prices were higher for corn and wheat and lower for soybeans Thursday.
- Cash Grain Prices Lower Thursday »
- Cash prices were lower for corn, soybeans and wheat Thursday.
- Cash Grains Higher Friday; Up for the Week »
- Cash prices were higher for corn, soybean and wheat Friday and were also up from the previous week.
- Cash Grains Mixed Friday; Lower for the Week »
- The cash price for soybeans was up a penny Friday, while cash prices for corn and wheat were down.
- Ag Exports Break Record »
- Grains led the value of U.S. farm exports to a record $136.3 billion in 2011. Grain exports reached an all time high of $37.7 billion, a $9.2 billion jump from 2010.
- Cash Grains Mixed Friday; Higher for the Week »
- Cash prices for corn, soybeans and HRS wheat were higher Friday, while HRW and SRW wheat prices were lower.
- Cash Prices Mixed Thursday »
- DTN's national average cash prices for corn and beans rose; cash wheat fell.
- Too Little Too Late? »
- CME's efforts to bolster confidence received a cool reception in farm country. Will Wall Street feel warmer toward them?
- Cash Grain Prices Higher Monday »
- Cash prices were higher for corn, soybeans and wheat Monday.
- Iran Sanctions Shifting Trade Patterns »
- Sanctions designed to make it hard for Iran to sell oil on the global market are forcing commodity buyers to find alternative ways to settle contracts, like paying in foreign currency, gold bullion or oil.
- Cash Grains Steady to Higher Monday »
- Cash prices for soybeans, HRW, HRS and SRW wheat were higher Monday, while corn prices were steady.
- Cash Grain Prices Mixed Tuesday »
- Cash prices were higher for soybeans and lower for corn and wheat Tuesday.
- Cash Grain Prices Mixed Tuesday »
- Cash prices were higher for soybeans and lower for corn and wheat Tuesday.
- Cash Grain Prices Mostly Higher Wednesday »
- Cash prices were higher for corn, soybeans and winter wheat and down 1 cent for spring wheat Wednesday.
- Soybeans finish higher »
- Traders react to USDA report »
- Ag Outlook can spur bulls »
- Grains close mixed »
- Where have all the funds gone? »
- Though the funds reduced their ag positions to start 2012 vs. a year ago, they will return on schedule.
- Corn, soybeans close lower »
- Grain markets summary for Thursday, February 16. »
- Grain markets summary for Thursday, February 16.
- Still a weather market »
- Playing marketing games »
- Cattle owners remain optimistic »
- Use a weather scare to make sales »
- Global uncertainty will continue in 2012.
- Corn, wheat prices end higher »
- Grain market summary for Tuesday, February 14 »
- Corn and wheat closed Tuesday lower while soybeans ended higher on news of a large soybean purchase from a foreign buyer many say is likely China.
- Hog race for profit »
- For hog producers, it’s a race for profit. If corn prices go over $7, hog profits disappear.
- Watchers eye $7 wheat »
- With building world wheat supplies, market watchers eye a wheat price ceiling of $7 per bushel.
- Europe's issues yanking currencies »
- Scott Shellady explains how global forces interact and move the agriculture markets on the CME floor.
- Corn, soybeans close lower »
- Grain market summary for Friday, February 17 »
- Grain market summary for Friday, February 17.
- Three corn market scenarios »
- Farm markets close stronger »
- Old, new-crop corn charts differ »
- Report erases wheat's momentum »
- Costly inputs require max production »
- Grains sell off after USDA reports »
- The grain markets fell after the most recent USDA reports were published Thursday.
- Higher corn production mathematics »
- Soybeans close up, corn down »
- Wheat finds positive reversal »
- U.S. holds bean price advantage »
- Closing grain market summary for Monday, February 20 »
- Closing grain market summary for Monday, February 20
- Corn, soybean exports to beat expectations »
- Survey: Pork supplies steady »
- South Brazil beans lack rain »
- Economy is Warm Oatmeal »
- Scott Shellady from the floor of the CME group.
- U.S. wheat demand improves »
- U.S. ethanol stocks rise, demand falls »
- Soybeans lead strong rally »
- Rain drops farm markets »
- Japan ups U.S. corn purchases »
- Closing grain market commentary for Tuesday, February 21 »
- Closing grain market commentary for Tuesday, February 21
- Record-high cash cattle »
- Ag Outlook numbers eyed this week »
- Soybeans finish up, corn down »
- Closing grain market summary for Wednesday, February 22 »
- Closing grain market summary for Wednesday, February 22
- Multiple-year hedges recommended »
- Corn, soybeans close higher »
- Winter Production in South America »
- Knock down herbicide resistance »
- Glyphosate resistance isn't the end of the world.
- Planting corn into bone-dry soils? »
- If you think you might find yourself in these shoes once spring rolls around, what can you do to prepare?
- Wind energy powers ahead in 2012 »
- Meet the 'Osama bin Laden' of weeds »
- Get to know Palmer amaranth now, because you may wind up with fields full of it this summer if you're not careful.
- No-till links farmers to local consumers »
- Shepherd's Grain joins farmers' no-till expertise with local foods movement.
- Plug and play bins »
- Grain-handling products offer innovative solutions to power restrictions and corrosion on bins.
- 5 corn basics for abmornal conditions »
- With the volatility in growing conditions of the last few years, it's best to stick to the basics in getting your corn crop in & up.
- Ideas for crop residue management »
- Mitigating farm land flood damage »
- Last summer's Mississippi River flooding that included the deliberate breach of a levee in southern Illinois and Missouri may have started irreversible change to that region's landscape and its potential as farm land.
- Six-row strips boost yield success »
- Narrowing down corn and soybean strips gives new boost to strip intercropping.
- Don’t sweat a drought . . . yet »
- Corn rootworm: One tough bugger »
- Nature always wins. Want proof? Consider the corn rootworm.
- Start & end early for good weed control »
- That's the simple formula for getting back on top of weed control in era of herbicide resistance.
- Mission: Grow more soybeans! »
- Here’s a mission: Grow more soybean bushels per acre at the least cost.
- Are you wasting soybean seed? »
- Farmers have historically overseeded soybean seed, primarily because it was cheap insurance. Twenty years ago, seeding costs with bin-run seed cost about $15 per acre.
- 10 tips for better crop spraying »
- Spraying pesticides on your fields is one of those jobs where the margin for error is pretty narrow, both in terms of accomplishing the mission and protecting neighboring fields.
- Thinking of going corn-on-corn? »
- If you were starting to plant your corn and soybeans tomorrow, would you know how much of each crop you'd be planting?
- Outlook from the CBOT Floor for February 13, 2012 »
- Halt multiple-mode herbicide resistant weeds »
- Herbicide resistance isn't the end of the world. Here are a few ways to combat those weeds.
- Outlook from the CBOT Floor for February 6, 2012 »
- 6 points to remember about atrazine »
- ere are some factors to keep in mind during the current federal reevaluation regarding this time-tested corn herbicide.
- 5 questions about corn »
- Here are answers to questions about corn.
- No-tilling in heavy residue »
- Leave stalks standing tall after harvest, avoid postharvest chopping, and use a pivot residue manager.
- It's mid-winter grain bin checkup time »
- With a mild week ahead, now's a good time to make sure your stored grain is in good shape.
- CBOT Floor outlook for January 30, 2012 »
- A real 'Crop Dog' »
- 'Breeze' does her best to help out on this Minnesota farm
- Market Outlook from the CBOT Floor for January 23, 2012 »
- Event will target weed herbicide resistance »
- An event this spring will tackle a growing issue in crop production.
- Don't Be a Seed Saving Rebel »
- Rice growers address arsenic concerns »
- Fierce™ Herbicide Receives EPA Registration in Corn »
- Mild winter gives good opportunity to go ripping »
- Team declares success with leafy spurge control »
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