Opinion
Analysis and insights from experts across the agriculture industry.
Corn and soybeans have been under pressure the last few sessions, bringing prices back near some pivotal price points ahead of today’s WASDE report.
Corn, soybeans, and wheat all stalled out against our resistance pockets this week which has brought prices back to technical support. Is it a buy the dip market?
Video: Grain futures had an impressive start to the week but that momentum fizzled yesterday afternoon and into today’s trade. Will technical support be defended?
Cattle futures volatility is declining which could present some great short term trading opportunities in a more defined range.
The overnight sessions have been misleading over the last few days, will today be a similar story or will the selling persist?
Livestock futures were mixed to start the week. Are we entering what traders often refer to as a “traders paradise?”
Grain futures have taken a pause in the recent rally after tagging our resistance levels for corn and soybeans. Is the top in or is the market just catching its breath.
Jon Scheve explains how he got nearly $6 for his entire 2023 corn crop by using storage to maximize basis opportunities and taking advantage of market carry.
Livestock futures were on a rollercoaster last week, will we see more of the same or will prices start to settle into a range? Watch us on RFD-TV, today at 9:45am CT!
Grain markets had an impressive finish to last week’s trade but are pulling back in the overnight and early morning trade. A healthy correction for buyers to step in, or more pressure to come?
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Weekly overview of ag commodity market news & price action compiled by Austin Schroeder with Brugler Marketing. Not intended as trading advice. Actions taken are responsibility of the reader.
Senator Stabenow released a summary of the Senate’s Farm Bill proposals. We provide some of the key details in this post.
Grain futures prices had an impressive trading session on Thursdays, setting the stage for a potential breakout.
Wheat was in the spotlight last week but corn and soybeans took center stage in today’s grain trade. Are these markets poised for a bigger rally?
Changes to farming regulations as well as increased agricultural imports have spurred farmer protests across the European Union over the last year or so. Their efforts may affect the EU Parliamentary elections in June.
Corn and wheat had a VERY constructive day yesterday which is aiding in an early morning rally. More room to run?
Cattle futures get hit again, but will news of negative avian flu samples help the market find its footing?
Cattle futures get hit hard in yesterday’s trade while lean hogs consolidated through the session. What’s on tap for today’s trade?
The IRS and DOE released guidance on using corn ethanol for SAF. However, in our opinion the IRS guidance has little value for corn farmers in 2024.
Corn and beans slide lower while wheat futures find their footing against significant support.
Grains retreat in the early morning trade after failing to gain ground to start the week. These are the levels to watch for today’s trade.
Cattle futures continue to reject resistance. With headline risk lingering will the selling continue?
Last week was a choppy trade in the cattle markets, will that extend into this week’s trade? Lean hogs saw heavy selling in the back half of last week’s trade, more long liquidation to come?
Short covering was a theme in last week’s grain trade, will it continue this week?
Jon Scheve explains how “free” storage programs are NOT actually free and hurt all farmers.
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A weekly summary of ag market price action, compiled by Brugler Marketing & Management each week since 2003. Intended for educational purposes and not as advice.
This week’s trade is officially in the books and it left a few markets at some pivotal spots as we head into next week’s trade.
Grain futures have had a quiet overnight and early morning trade. Will the market be able to finish the week on a high note?