Matt Bennett with AgMarket.Net says it was a money flow day as grains were influenced by the selloff in crude oil and the precious metal markets, plus the higher dollar.

It seems likely that a few key “outside markets” will continue to influence corn, soybean, and what futures traders this week.

Canadian Pacific Kansas City Ltd. says it surpassed January monthly records for shipping Canadian grain by both tonnage and ...

(Atlantic) At approximately 6:11 PM on January 29th, 2026, the Cass County Communications Center received a report of a ...

Enjoying the tailwind a little too long proved to be a boneheaded move, as we rode north one crossroads farther than planned. Turning back into strong headwinds made for a slow, difficult ride — a ...

This is not to say just sell flat out with futures or cash contracts. But growers eyeing a two-part options strategy should be ready for action. Buying call options to cover sales made later during ...

A farmer from northern Missouri says profitability is still possible for the farm, despite the volatile prices. Stephen Beck, who farms in Livingston County, says prices haven’t been great for ...

Grain production for China in marketing year 2025-26 is forecast to rise 8 million tonnes year on year to a record 715 ...

GrainCorp., a leading Australian agribusiness and oilseeds processor, has lowered its earnings and profit outlook for fiscal year 2026 compared to 2025, citing lower grain prices on global ...

An analysis by the American Farm Bureau Federation projected payments at the state level will be highest in Texas at $1.1 ...

The USDA’s 17 billion bushel corn estimate jolted grain markets, dropping soybeans and shifting basis, as farmers reassess ...

According to a new report from CoBank’s Knowledge Exchange, off-farm grain storage hit record levels last fall with farmers ...