Chicago wheat rallies after friendly USDA news, but other wheat markets fall.

In its first survey-based estimates for 2020, the USDA pegged this year's US winter wheat crop at 1.22 billion bu, down from about 1.27 billion bu in June and down from 1.30 billion bu last year.

Soybean crop estimate down; market falls on weather forecast

A USDA report delivered at noon Friday had very little in the way of new fundamental news for the soybean market, but futures fell after the news.

USDA cuts corn crop, still sees hefty supply. Market down.

In its July supply-demand update Friday, the U.S. Department of Agriculture lowered its corn crop forecast from its June report, due to an adjustment for its recent smaller acreage estimate of 92 million bu, but the news f...

Saskatchewan soil moisture Improves with rain

Chicago Close: wheat repeats as the upside leader

Wheat futures stormed higher for the second day in a row, offering spillover support to corn and soybeans.

U.S. farmer sentiment improved again in June

Ontario and Michigan dry bean crops holding up … so far

Hot and dry in the east - wet and cooler in the west. Dry beans seem to be handling the heat and dryness so far. At this time, it is unknown how well the plants are handling the excessive moisture in the west after the rec...

Chicago Close: wheat soars on talking of poor yields in the FSU

Wheat futures jumped on Wednesday, due to reports that hot, dry weather had taken a bit out of yields in the Former Soviet Union (FSU). Corn and soybeans took a rest following recent sharp gains.

Chicago Close: wetter forecast pushes corn, soybean futures lower

Over the past 24 hours, more rain has worked into the weather forecast. Corn and soybean futures responded with losses on Tuesday.

Winter Wheat Harvest More Than Half Done; Spring Wheat Condition Rebounds Modestly

Soy Condition Stable; Development Ahead of Average

The condition of the U.S. soybean crop was steady this past week, as crop development stayed ahead of the average pace.

U.S. Corn Rating Dips

The condition of the U.S. corn crop ticked lower this past week, due to hot, dry weather.

Chicago Close: post-holiday fireworks!

Traders came back from the U.S. long weekend in the mood to buy corn, soybean and Chicago wheat futures.