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USDA’s Quarterly Grain Stocks report came in with higher corn and soybeans stocks but is that an accurate reflection of the cash market?

As we celebrate Independence Day, let’s dive into the backstory and symbolism of the Liberty Bell.

Why the selloff following the USDA reports Thursday?

The outlook for Nebraska’s winter wheat crop is in question as the combines start to roll.

Markets opened higher except soybeans on Friday.

Grains ended mostly lower on report day, the meats ended mixed.

Estimated corn plantings raised more than expected to 89.92 million ac., all wheat acres also above expectations.

Come join Ken Ferrie at this year’s Farm Journal Corn and Soybean College, hosted by Crop-Tech Consulting, July 26-27 in Heyworth, Ill.

Midday markets are reacting to the USDA Reports, including a lower than expected soybean acreage number. Michelle Rook breaks it down with Randy Martinson of Martinson Ag.

Farmland sales continue to steal the headlines. As prices records continue to be broken, keep some of these farmland trends in mind.