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Wheat rallies on dry weather in U.S. Northern Plains, Europe Corn up 5-9 cents Wheat up 7-9 cents Editor’s Note: Our 2021 series is now live! Farmers can see how crop conditions are progressing across the United States. Want to share crop conditions from your corner of the world? Click here for the survey link. As soon as responses come in, they will be added to Farm Futures’ Google MyMap at this link. We can’t wait to hear from you! Corn Corn prices are on track for a 1%-1.5% gain this ...

Grains rise amid planting delays, frost damage across the globe Editor’s Note: Our 2021 series is now live! Farmers can see how crop conditions are progressing across the United States. Want to share crop conditions from your corner of the world? Click here for the survey link. As soon as responses come in, they will be added to Farm Futures’ Google MyMap at this link. We can’t wait to hear from you! Corn Old crop corn prices rose over 2% higher in today’s trading session as the comple...

Soybeans rise on planting concerns, Chinese demand.

(NAFB) – Planting season is underway as the Department of Agriculture released the first weekly Crop Progress report for 2021 Monday. USDA says planting has begun for barley, corn, cotton, oats, rice, sorghum, spring wheat, and sugarbeets. By this time last year, two percent of the corn crop had been planted, and two percent has been planted so far in 2021. Six percent of the cotton crop is in the ground, one percentage point behind the same time last year. Meanwhile, 14 percent of the sorghu...

Source: US National Agricultural Statistics Service WASHINGTON, April 5, 2021 – Planting has begun for barley, corn, cotton, oats, rice, sorghum, spring wheat, and sugarbeets, according to the first Crop Progress report issued for the 2021 planting season by U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS). By this time last year, 2% of the corn crop had been planted, 2% has been planted so far in 2021. Six percent of the cotton crop has been planted, 1 perce...

Apr 6, 2021 7:14 AM (SPRINGFIELD) In yesterday’s USDA Illinois Crop Progress and Farm Report, there were 3.6 days suitable for field work on average last week. The statewide average temperature was 45.6 degrees, 1.8 degrees below normal. The average precipitation last week was 0.04 inches, 0.84 inches below normal. As of Sunday, the winter wheat headed was at 2 percent statewide and the winter wheat condition across the state as of Sunday was rated 9 percent poor to very poor, 17 percent fair...

Markets continue to digest last week’s USDA reports, while showers across the Heartland this week could stall planting progress. Corn mixed Wheat mixed Corn Old crop corn futures prices shed a penny in weekend trading, while new crop corn futures prices continue to rise on last week’s tightened 2021 corn supply outlook from USDA. Growing global feed demand, particularly from China, continue to support the gains in the corn complex. USDA releases its first Crop Progress report of the 2021 gr...

The markets were flat to lower leading up to the release of the reports on March 31. Nothing seemed to be able to move the markets over the past month. Improving weather conditions in both the U.S. and South America added to the selling pressure. The U.S. has seen good rain blanket most of the Southern Plains and central to eastern Corn Belt. The rain has been enough to remove most of the drought stress in those areas. The rain has helped the winter wheat improve and has given most of the Corn ...

NASS Crop Progress Drought is still a major concern across Colorado despite a good bit of snow in February. Bill Meyer is Director of the Mountain Region Field Office of National Ag Statistics Service. He says dry conditions are showing up in the month’s Crop Progress Report. “ Our topsoil moisture was rated at 34% very short,39% short, and only 27% adequate. Our subsoil supplies were rated basically the same at 37% very short, 43% short, and 20 % adequate. Both well below where they we...

Increasing volatility signals market is nearing its top There is a saying in trading that the bull needs to be fed every day. Well, this bull run has been fed the same news day in and day out and has been able to maintain its strength. But last week a few wrinkles started to show up to cause the grains to stumble. Written By: Randy Martinson | × Erin Ehnle Brown / Grand Vale Creative LLC Volatility is starting to increase as the market becomes more erratic. This is ...