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Most of the state has yet to record precipitation this month.

As summer unfolds, the trend of crop ratings as well as progress provides a good gauge of fundamental factors that may determine the size of the upcoming harvest.

USDA’s weekly Crop Progress report indicates planting of select crops is completed or nearing completion, with condition ratings higher than expected.

Spring wheat sells off on Canadian rains; Grains take a dive on profit-taking, WASDE expectations tomorrow

Freezer to the frying pan weather impacts crops and markets Freezing temps in the last full week of May grabbed attention as it was a little more widespread than expected and affected the soybean crop more than expected. Written By: Randy Martinson | × Youn soybeans in the Northern Plains were damaged by frost in late May. (Erin Ehnle Brown / Grand Vale Creative LLC) Ah the weather in the Northern Plains. Where else can you go from the freezer to the frying pan in ...

Healthy corn crop takes price hit.

U.S. milk production grew for the 11th consecutive month in April.

There isnt a strong relationship between the first set of June corn condition ratings and ultimate nationwide corn yields, as long as the crop gets off to a good start. The first 2021 corn condition ratings show 76% rated

Vidalia onion harvest helped by dry weather

Suggested Event Jun 15, 2021 to Jun 17, 2021 Missed some market news this week? Heres what Jaquie Holland, Ben Potter and our Ag Marketing IQ bloggers have been writing about. Ag Marketing IQ Big speculators weren’t the only force driving corn futures a dollar or more off their highs in May. But these so-called hedge funds certainly helped accelerate the downturn over the last two weeks, trimming bullish bets by more than 95,000 contracts worth some 475 million bushels. Still, these profess...