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WASDE for February raised exports and lowered ending stocks for both corn and soybeans.

The trade is trying to figure out just how much corn will get harvested this year, which Pro Farmer’s Brian Grete is calling the “impossible puzzle.”

AgWeb.com will have full coverage of USDA’s March 29 reports, following the 11 a.m. Central Time releases.

As the week begins, Brian Splitt, a broker with Allendale Inc., and Tommy Grisafi, branch broker of Advance Trading, are talking to AgDay host Clinton Griffiths to discuss what they’re watching in commodity markets.

But for FY 2017, the ag trade surplus is up notably from year-ago.

U.S. Solar Has a $1.5 Billion, Long-Shot Plan to End a Trade War

Keystone XL Pipeline Gets Enough Shipper Pledges to Proceed

Farmers of Uruguay feed an estimated 40 million people in other countries. They can’t do it without state-of-the-art ports, a necessary link in international supply chains.

While China grapples with choosing which production lines to reopen, the food shortage conversation looks to ramp up.

The world’s largest agribusiness expects the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to announce a renewal and an updated label for the herbicide dicamba in the coming weeks.