Agronomy News

• Greek Debt Deal Deadline Cools Commodities
  
  02/10/2012
• Keep an Eye on Events under the Radar in 2012
  
  02/10/2012
  Make sure you're tracking these global events that can affect agriculture.
• Post-report comments 2-09-2012
  
  02/09/2012
• WASDE: An Agreement between USDA and Consensus
  
  02/09/2012
  It almost seems as if the USDA got together with the consensus to amend their differences as USDA forecasted supplies for corn, soybean, and wheat are in line with the analysts. South America and Russia continue to the be on everyone's radar as yields in South America and government involvement from Russia could affect the grain markets.
• Crops Suggest 'Exciting Bean Market'
  
  02/09/2012
  A smaller soybean crop in South America and more U.S. acres going to wheat and corn should make for an interesting soybean market this year.
• February WASDE Reports Coverage
  
  02/09/2012
  See all of the report data, coverage and analysis of today's World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates.
• WASDE: Projected Corn Price $5.80 to $6.60/bu.
  
  02/09/2012
  The projected range for the season-average farm corn price is narrowed 10 cents on both ends of the range to $5.80 to $6.60 per bushel.
• Trade Prepares for USDA Report
  
  02/09/2012
• Corn Market Remains Unsettled
  
  02/09/2012
  The 2011-12 corn marketing year is approaching the halfway point, but consumption, stocks and price prospects are still unclear.
• A Few Thoughts on Thursday's USDA Report
  
  02/08/2012
• ‘Boom or Bust’ Corn Price Outlook
  
  02/08/2012
  2012 could be a good or bad year, depending on if you're a corn producer or corn buyer.
• Expect $1 per Bushel Corn Returns
  
  02/08/2012
  Good prices can be locked in today, but farmers might see better marketing opportunities coming up.
• ECB Concessions Support Greek Deal
  
  02/08/2012
• Will Drought Break in 2012?
  
  02/08/2012
  Forecasters hint at a gradual weakening of the La Nina phenomena which may provide relief to drought conditions across North, Central, and South America.
• South American Crops Boost Corn, Bean Prices
  
  02/07/2012
  One of the factors that have contributed to higher prices is adverse weather in parts of Argentina and southern Brazil.