CHICAGO, Illinois--(Agriculture.com)--Following any USDA report, traders try to answer the question of what's life going to be like.
Based on Friday's government report that lowered 2010 U.S. corn yields and raised U.S. soybean production, keeping world stocks virtually unchanged, going forward, demand is the new buzz word for the grain markets, Tim Hanngan PFGBest.com senior analyst says.
Life After USDA Report 
Planters rule the market? By: Mike McGinnis05/17/2013 @ 12:11pm As the end of April approached, all the talk was about how slow the U.S. corn planting pace was ...
Old corn, soybeans end sharply higher By: Mike McGinnis05/17/2013 @ 8:44am DES MOINES, Iowa (Agriculture.com)--Old-crop corn prices and soybeans finish stronger, as the ...
Farm markets lean higher By: Mike McGinnis05/17/2013 @ 7:29am The CME Group's corn, soybean, and wheat markets are expected to start higher Friday. The ...
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