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Corn, soybeans and wheat each rose on corrective buying overnight.
Grain trading may be more subdued in coming days as traders await two key events
This afternoon, Senate Agriculture Committee Chairman John Boozman released a draft that aims to strengthen farm safety-net programs and rural development initiatives while avoiding the most controversial ag policy issues.
Grains saw a modest bounce following Monday’s losses but struggled to hold onto gains.
Another New World screwworm case in Texas
HRW rating declines, while SRW sees improvement
The region produced more wheat than anywhere else in the world last crop year
Bill Watts and Lane Akre discuss growing conditions, demand and Cattle on Feed; Hillari Mason breaks down what drove a massive bout of fund liquidation across the grain markets as traders await the June 30 acreage report.
Grains fell after a higher open overnight, likely due to progress being made on an Iran deal.
Favorable weather keeps pressure on the grain complex; Cattle on Feed report leans bullish...
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Placements and marketings were each down notably from year-ago, though marketings in May were near record low for the month.
Monthly RMI survey notes rise in outlook for farmland values.
A majority of commodities saw a reduction in acres impacted
Corn, soybeans and wheat each favored the downside in overnight trade but did see an increase in buying interest going into the break.