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The U.S. spring planting season has been slowed by persistent wet weather, though the Crop Watch producers were able to make some progress between showers last week, particularly on soybeans. ... -May 20, 2024 at 01:07 pm EDT - MarketScreener
Most of the US CropWatch producers returned to planting corn and soybeans last week after a widespread standstill in the prior week, though that activity was largely confined to the weekend due to wet midweek weather.
A week of sunshine and warm weather has given crops a much-needed boost as they move rapidly through their growth stages. As winter wheat flag leaves
Chicago corn rose for a fifth straight session on Tuesday amid reports of a delay in the U.S. planting season, while soybeans and wheat retreated from multi-months highs. ... -May 06, 2024 at 10:08 pm EDT - MarketScreener
Nearly two weeks of wet weather in the western U.S. Corn Belt have put most of the Crop Watch producers’ planting efforts behind schedule after what was an efficient start to the season, and more... -May 06, 2024 at 12:25 pm EDT - MarketScreener