Record Yield Outlook Sinks Corn Prices
The market now anticipates yield reports from the field as harvest commences and the October production forecast.
Here’s What’s Happened to Soybean Exports Since Tariffs
U.S. soybean exports to China typically reach the lowest levels of the marketing year in the summer and build strength as U.S. harvest progresses.
Will The 2018 U.S. Corn Crop Get Smaller?
The potential for lower corn production in 2018 than the current projections relies on the corn yield coming in below 178.4 bushels per acre.
Marketing Soybeans Is A Tough Decision Getting Tougher, Economist Says
The continuation of strong crush levels into the fall appear likely due to low soybean prices and a continuation of good crush margins.
Outlook for U.S. Corn and Soybean Exports
Exports in both corn and soybeans built some strength over the last few weeks as lower prices spurred demand.
June 1 Corn Stocks Seen Lower Than a Year Ago, Economist Says
June 1 corn stocks are seen to come in 61 million bushels smaller than 2017.
No Major Acreage Changes Expected In June Report, Economist Says
Historically, there is very little correlation between final soybean yield and early season crop condition reports.
U.S. Soybean Crushing Levels Are Crushing It
Despite the recent rise in soybean meal price, a continuation of strong domestic consumption appears feasible for 2018.
Weekly Outlook: USDA Set To Revise Soybean Ending Stocks Tuesday
The USDA may revise the forecast of ending stocks for soybeans.
Weekly Outlook: Corn and Soybean Acreage in 2018
The Prospective Plantings report will provide the initial indication of potential acreage allotments for spring crops and set the tone for corn and soybean production potential moving forward.