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Brandon Doherty at Total Farm Marketing said, “Corn ended the week modestly higher despite the decline in crude oil, as underlying bullish fundamentals continued to support the market. The potential for lower global acreage and reduced fertilizer use remains an additional bullish factor. May corn ended the day up 3 cents at 467-3/4 while July ended up 4-3/4 cents at 479-1/2.” ADM Investor Services said, “The U.S. House passed a farm bill yesterday that didn’t include the year-round sale of E-15. They are expected to vote on a standalone E-15 bill on May 13th.”
