Global grain trade experts this month didn’t expect a quick solution to the U.S.-China tariff war.
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Farmers might need to sell crops to get cash this fall, and prices soon could bounce.
Rain is slowing harvest, but significant crop losses aren’t likely for corn, said Arlan Suderman, chief commodities economist for the INTL FCS…
Ahead of the Sept. 28 Grain Stocks report, market analysts talked of long-term bullish prospects for corn and wheat futures.
World wheat fundamentals still could help corn prices.
Equipment manufacturers sold more tractors and combines in January-July than they sold a year earlier, but the Equipment Manufacturers Associa…
Crop tours and yield surveys this month might swing markets in the short term, and they could hint at what USDA will report in September. But …
A little fly is causing a big problem for soybeans along the edges of some fields in western Iowa.
Strong world demand should support corn prices, with help from dry weather in several wheat exporting countries. But the soybean market still …
