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Wheat Futures Surge on Russian Crop Worries -- Daily Grain Highlights - Vimarsana News

Wheat Futures Surge on Russian Crop Worries -- Daily Grain Highlights

By Kirk Maltais --Wheat for July delivery rose 5.8%, to $6.88 a bushel, on the Chicago Board of Trade on Monday, climbing in response to escalated fighting between Russia and Ukraine along...

Washington Week Ahead: Showdown time for GOP farm bill | Agri-Pulse Communications, Inc. - Vimarsana News

Washington Week Ahead: Showdown time for GOP farm bill | Agri-Pulse Communications, Inc.

Republicans on the House Agriculture Committee are set to push their farm bill through the panel this with week, but the big question is whether they will have the Democratic support they would need to give the mammoth legislation some momentum heading to the House floor.

One state had less than 15 days suitable for fieldwork in first 7 weeks of growing season - Vimarsana News

One state had less than 15 days suitable for fieldwork in first 7 weeks of growing season

According to USDA, corn and soybean farmers here had a total of 14.4 days suitable for fieldwork between March 25 and May 12.

Corn Futures Fall as Farmers Scramble to Plant -- Daily Grain Highlights - Vimarsana News

Corn Futures Fall as Farmers Scramble to Plant -- Daily Grain Highlights

By Kirk Maltais --Corn for July delivery fell 1.1%, to $4.57 1/4 a bushel, on the Chicago Board of Trade on Thursday, with grain traders expecting farmers to go into their fields over the next...

'Poorly timed extremes' to blame for deteriorating winter wheat in one top growing state - Vimarsana News

'Poorly timed extremes' to blame for deteriorating winter wheat in one top growing state

A dry fall, a wet winter, and late freezes have all led to the decline of winter wheat in Kansas.