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Latest News From Corn Markets
Good stands are showing up in the Plains, while moisture elsewhere won’t allow farmers to plant for a little while longer, readers tell AgWeb.com on Facebook.
Firm sees slight increase in corn and soybean acres from 2012’s planted levels.
Corn and soybeans fell for a second session in Chicago on signs feed use in the U.S. may slow just as the nation’s farmers prepare to boost plantings.
In fact, the study finds that ethanol is reducing pump prices.
As the astronomical spring rolled into the Northern Hemisphere March 20, it felt anything except that for Minnesota farmers.
Above-normal water availability from current snowback increases flooding risk for the Red River of the North.
A new “king” is emerging in Mississippi. Soybeans remain the most-planted crop, but in recent years corn has made some serious inroads.
Farmers in the Cornhusker State were hoping and needing a winter recharge of soil moisture. Unfortunately, that hasn’t happened.
Even though Punxsutawney Phil predicted an early spring this year, farmers in the groundhog’s home state shouldn’t expect to have their planters rolling for another few weeks.