USDA surprised traders by cutting corn ending stocks 100 million bushels below expectations. Soybean projections unchanged while wheat stocks rise.

USDA based June acreage estimates on surveys of nearly 68,000 farmers, who have grown increasingly reluctant to participate. It used the results to estimate harvested acres until surveying farmers ...

For the week ending February 7, Western Canadian feeder markets traded $10 higher to $10 lower compared to seven days earlier. The cash market was ...

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Like August in the Northern Hemisphere, February is a key month for South America's soybean crop and the soybean market in ...

According to what The New York Post has dubbed a “bum-shell report,” a 24-year-old was taken to the Rangueil Accident and ...

According to what The New York Post has dubbed a “bum-shell report,” a 24-year-old was taken to the Rangueil Accident and Emergency unit in Toulouse, France, on Saturday night “in a state of extreme ...

An analysis by the American Farm Bureau Federation projected payments at the state level will be highest in Texas at $1.1 billion, followed by Iowa, Kansas and Illinois. Corn, soybeans and wheat are ...

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In an unprecedented move, the U.S. Department of Agriculture increased corn harvested area by 4.5 million acres since its mid-2025 projection, bolstering production to record levels.

The USDA released new data showing corn production was much higher than previously expected. The news sent already depressed corn prices tumbling. The January World Agricultural Supply and Demand ...