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The 2026 midterm election results are reshaping the political landscape in Washington, and agriculture is watching closely to see what the results mean for farm policy, congressional leadership and the future of the farm bill.
Wide-ranging analyst estimates on soybean carryout mean Tuesday’s report could trigger outsize market moves compared with corn and wheat.
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Winter wheat suffered a technical breakdown, trading lower
Democrats’ significant wins in the 2026 midterm elections could reshape federal agricultural policy, with farm input costs, trade, labor, and competition in agricultural markets among the issues facing renewed scrutiny.
October jobs data on deck; traders position for next week’s USDA data
Southern Illinois and Indiana both saw drought intensify
Wheat gains ground after cut to Russia export forecast
Lenders see growing financial pressure on borrowers.
Funds remain on the sell side of the market, with soybeans closing lower for seven consecutive sessions.
Corn, soybeans extend declines; dollar weakens and Treasury yields fall as stock indexes reverse higher.
A look at historical data reveals the relationship between the two
Key farm-state races may determine control of Senate; key leadership roles set to shift
Corn, soybeans and wheat each are trading lower this morning with corn and soybeans hitting a fresh for-the-move low.
Grain futures mixed overnight; oil sees partial rebound after U.S. strikes Iran’s Qeshm Island.