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Commodities have been moving higher to start the new year, with significant movement in the metals, energies, and even agricultural markets.

The Ukrainian corn prices are expected to be strong through the first half of 2022 on demand from main importers and potential production decrease in South America. Ukraine — a leading global corn producer — has seen firm prices for the past few months on demand from China and harvest delays, despite bumper crop expectations. ...

The Argentinian and Brazilian soybean crush volumes look set to rise in 2022 despite several domestic challenges, according to analysts. While the Argentinian soybean crush in marketing year 2021-22 (October-September) is forecast at 42 million mt, up 4.6% on the year, Brazil is expected at 47.7 million mt, up 2% year on year, the US ...

Asian feed buyers are facing higher feed corn input costs as the year draws to a close, but demand for 2022 is likely to stay positive as the room for alternatives has shrunk and demand from China remains solid. As the world enters its third year of living with the COVID-19 pandemic, Asian corn demand ...

The Agriculture Department gave us the latest on U.S. dairy product demand.

The Buenos Aires Grain Exchange in a report Dec. 23 increased its projection for Argentina’s wheat output in marketing year 2021-22 (December-November) to 21.5 million mt, up 500,000 mt from the previous estimate due to expected higher yields. Farmers have completed wheat harvest across 78.3% of the total sown area of 6.6 million mt, according ...

With one of the more severe droughts on record in the region striking in 2021, weather conditions hit livestock producers, crop producers, markets and more. And though drought certainly was tied to some of the other big stories of the year, it certainly wasn’t the only story. Here are a few others that caught attention in 2021.

The US soybeans supply in marketing year 2022-23 (September-August) is set to soar amid higher acreage transfer from fertilizer-intensive corn crop. With the fertilizer price indexes hitting record highs, the input cost pressure on fertilizer-intensive corn planting will be markedly higher than soybeans in 2022, analysts said. As a result, there could be a notable ...

Ripple effects of the COVID-19 pandemic continue to impact dairy farmers. In a previous dairy article, we touched upon the network of pandemic-related market conditions that triggered Dairy Margin Coverage payments for the seventh consecutive…

Preliminary data had October milk output at 18.5 billion pounds, down 0.5% from Oct. 2020.