The week  ended with US corn prices down by only a couple of dollars while soybean prices dropped by around USD 15 m/t and soymeal down by USD 8 or 9 m/t. USA wheat prices were down by as much as USD 5 m/t for winter wheat while spring wheat prices were almost unchanged on the week......please click PDF to see more details

Next week is USDA WASDE reporting week once again -- always an exciting time. All the experts seem to feel that production/yield numbers will be higher, which helped to push USA prices lower this week........please click PDF to see more details

This was a down week for most every commodity as corn, wheat and soybeans hit their futures contract lows.
Soybeans were lower again this with USA old crop beans dropping by about USD.........please click PDF to see more details

US corn prices moved lower on Friday but the week overall showed very little change in US corn prices – perhaps up a dollar or two on the week. Soybeans had a strong down day on Friday pushing the week’s prices down by USD......please click PDF to more details.

It seemed like a quieter week this week  --- corn prices were down by about USD 4 m/t but soybeans had a down weak too with prices dropping by about USD 10 m/t with soymeal down by only USD 5 or 6 m/t. Wheat prices were down a little depending on the type........please click PDF to see more details

It was a very short US trading week this week with Thursday closed for Independence Day and many choosing to take Friday off as well. Even the futures market was..............please click PDF to see more details

This past week was another down week – corn prices were down by about USD 7 m/t with soybeans down by as much as USD 10 m/t and soymeal down by USD 8 to 10 m/t. US wheat was the big lose this week with US winter wheat down by as much as USD 19 m/t with spring wheat dropping by a similar amount......please click PDF to see more details

A lot of USA grain experts are now looking very closely at the weather and seeing quite a bit of hot and dry weather in coming days --- so far this is short term but could become longer term which should certainly help to push prices higher. According to the weather people we look to be going into a La Nina period which could mean warm and dry weather into September.,,,,please click PDF to see more details