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“Rising diesel and nitrogen fertilizer costs are tightening farmer margins, particularly in the U.S., with similar pressures emerging globally,” Total Farm Marketing said. “In some regions, including South Africa, fuel shortages and higher input costs are already threatening planting and harvest activity. With corn’s heavy reliance on fertilizer, these elevated costs are reinforcing expectations for tighter supply and helping support prices despite ongoing volatility.”
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“Media outlets in Russia are reporting that despite Ukraine launching drone attacks against it, the Novorossiysk grain terminal in the Sea of …
“Corn is trading higher to start the day as funds appear to be easing off selling potentially ahead of the USDA report on Friday, but higher c…
“Estimates for this week’s WASDE report see the average soybean yield at 52.9 bpa which would compare to 53.0 bpa in May. 2025-26 ending stock…
The Gazette said, “Two Iowa farming groups have joined a nationwide lawsuit against the federal government following the sudden revocation of …
“Soybeans ended the day lower again as funds continue to sell and prices struggle to find a bottom. Chinese imports of soybeans exceeded expec…
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