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Soybeans pressured by lower soybean oil and SA rains. Corn & wheat removed war premium, but corn held support w/ the largest single purchase of corn by Mexico. Michelle Rook w/ Alan Brugler, Brugler Marketing.

A panel commissioned by Congress urged the White House to review China’s trade practices and suspend normal trade ties if Beijing violated a 1999 agreement.

Harvest is nearing the finish line, but as corn continues to pile up, there are renewed concerns about what a possible rail strike could mean for the grain industry, as well as fertilizer needs this fall.

Experts say the Fed is looking for signs of weakness in the economy before deciding interest rates have been raised sufficiently to curb inflation. Some signs are available now, says Vince Malanga, LaSalle Economics.

Grains close lower with soybeans pressured by lower soybean oil and SA rains, corn and wheat removed war premium. Livestock ended higher with technical buying. Michelle Rook w/ Alan Brugler, Brugler Marketing.

Grains see technical selling removing Black Sea war and SA weather premium. Mexico largest single purchase of U.S. corn ever. Buy it before you ban it? Michelle Rook talks with Joe Vaclavik of Standard Grain.

OMB began scheduling meetings on EPA’s proposed rule on the volume requirements for 2023 and beyond under the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS).

Cattle producers liquidated their herds with drought hitting cattle country. They also faced poor pasture and winter wheat conditions. So, what does that mean for the fall cattle run and the market outlook?

USDA announced on Tuesday a $24 million investment to “teach and train” beginning farmers and ranchers through NIFA’s Beginning Farmer and Rancher Development Program (BFRDP).