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Attention turns to growing season By: 06/18/2013 @ 9:48am

U.S. planting continues to drag on, with the only corn being planted now to be used for silage. Meanwhile, soybean planting continues.  This was a fairly good week ...

Heat dome talk helps corn By: 06/18/2013 @ 8:47am

DES MOINES, Iowa (Agriculture.com)--The threat of a Midwest 'heat dome' heated up the corn and wheat markets ...

Corn replaces feed wheat in Asia By: 06/18/2013 @ 7:47am

Black Sea origin corn is selling at a discount of $23 a metric ton to feed wheat in East Asia, prompting buyers to ...

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Turning to the growing season By: 06/18/2013 @ 7:44am

Planting continues to drag on, with the only corn planting now for silage while soybean planting continues. This was a fairly good week for soybean planting, with about half of remaining soybeans put into the ...

Corn ends stronger By: 06/17/2013 @ 8:46am

DES MOINES, Iowa (Agriculture.com)--The CME Group corn market settled stronger, while soybean prices ended lower Monday.The July futures corn contract settled 13 cents higher at $6.68. New-crop Dec. corn ...

Monday's soy crush data eyed By: 06/14/2013 @ 9:51pm

The bean market finishes the week on a mixed note, as bull spreads dominated the markets action today. This activity kept the old-crop contracts in the green, while pressing the new crop into the red ...

Wheat prices move lower By: 06/14/2013 @ 9:44pm

Harvest selling kept pressure on wheat prices early in the week, and then a bearish USDA supply/demand report added to the negative tone of the complex. Wheat prices dropped to new lows of this move, testing ...

Tight supplies shoot nearby corn higher By: 06/14/2013 @ 2:19pm

U.S. corn futures settled mixed Friday, with nearby futures up on concerns about tight current supplies.Chicago Board of Trade July corn settled up 11 1/2 cents or 1.8% at $6.55 a bushel. December corn, a ...

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Rally continues for corn futures, Tuesday, June 18

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