Grain markets were lower on Wednesday and again Thursday as the market positions ahead of the October WASDE. However, Cory ...

Federal regulators are seeking farmer comments on restrictive dealer agreements, high parts costs and repair barriers through ...

As lingering drought curbs herd expansion and plant shifts shake up packer leverage, Terrain’s Dave Weaber breaks down why recent import headlines may pack less market punch than expected.

Grains and cattle were seeing some profit taking after the strong rally on Tuesday says Brady Huck of Empower Ag Trading.

What looks comparable on paper can deliver a very different experience in the tank, in the field and across the season.

Nov. soybeans ended 9 1/2 cents higher at $12.97 3/4 on a technical bounce after 30 cent losses Monday. Market sources indicated some renewed export interest from China out of the Pacific Northwest ...

Repeated wetting and drying cycles are causing mold, seed discoloration and pod shattering in fields from Nebraska to Ohio. Here’s how to prioritize harvest and protect grain quality.

Corn and soybeans were slightly higher to start Tuesday after losses of 5 cents on corn and 30 cents on soybeans on Monday. The harvest delays in key growing areas are supporting the market says ...

Growers are locking in inputs earlier, paying on terms that run past harvest, and treating credit as part of the agronomic ...

The grain market was also seeing some squaring ahead of the October WASDE according to Rich Nelson of Allendale.

Nov. soybeans futures ended 9 cents lower at $12.84 and made new lows for the move. Oliver Sloup of Blue Line Futures says funds were in liquidation mode as they are decreasing their risk exposure ...

The soybean market was lower with Nov closing 30 3/4 cents lower on disappointment on the outcome of the U.S. China Summit. The U.S. and China put out joint meeting statements indicating duty ...