Page 122 - Corn News Today

The U.S. export share of world trade has declined over the years due to increased global competition, making the expansion of biofuels all the more important.

The 2023-2024 marketing year corn outlook hinges on two factors that sway the supply and demand balance sheet — Brazil’s safrinha and ethanol production.

Wheat Traders continue to keep an eye on transit issues in both the Black & Red Sea.

The U.S. Customs and Border Protection has reopened the <p>Eagle Pass and El Paso rail crossings into Mexico, and USDA’s Foreign Ag Service is reminding us that exports are important to those holiday treats we’ve been enjoying recently.

Corn and wheat prices have seen their largest annual declines in a decade, potentially signaling an easing of global food inflation.

A Cup of Kindness and a Happy New Year

With the growing season shifting from June to July, the severe drought began to break apart in some areas of Illinois that then brought on other challenges.

Agricultural conditions improved or deteriorated slightly since the previous Beige Book report in October, depending on the Federal Reserve district.

The drought that impacted much of Illinois was a primary concern in the first half of the 2023 growing season. Stephanie Porter and Kelsey Litchfield of the Illinois Soybean Association peeled away the layers of this past crop season in a recent podcast.

Sideways trading continues in Beef Market as futures close out the last trading day of 2023.