Kyle Stackhouse News Today

Afternoon report: Prices climb nearly 1.5% higher on Tuesday; corn also firm.

Afternoon report: Corn, soybean and wheat were lightly mixed today.

Morning report: Wheat mounts a comeback amid lingering concerns about the future of the Black Sea grains corridor

Afternoon report: Wheat tumbles on shrinking global usage and competitive international export market

But some early season issues continue to cause yield concerns

scyther5/Thinkstock Corn, wheat start the week on a bullish note. (Comments are updated by 7:30 a.m. Central Time.) Chinese demand and weather woes continue to fuel rallies Corn up 7-15 cents Wheat up 14-18 cents Corn Corn prices are on a tear again this week, with dry weather in Brazil and planting delays in the U.S. raising concerns about global supplies in the overnight trading session. Old crop prices rose $0.13-$0.15/bushel on steady demand from China, while new c...

Wheat stumbles on a rising dollar.

Grant Thompson “It’s a risk if you aren’t able to properly inspect a piece of equipment and get a good sense of how it runs,” says Kyle Stackhouse. Pandemic forces more farm machinery shopping to go online. The prices so many farmers have been patiently waiting for have finally arrived. Soybeans are back in the teens, corn is near $5 per bushel, and wheat has eclipsed the $6 benchmark. With better-than-expected profits in hand, some hard decisions must be made...

Wheat rallies on Russian export tax.