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A roundup of news briefs from the week of July 29, 2024.

How Low Could Prices Go Without a Weather Threat?

A wait-and-see approach does not erase the need to sell price strength. If you are waiting for a rally before making more sales, you’ve got to sell when prices do rally.

For the first time in nearly two years, the average cost of moving goods by truck is set to rise 0.2% annually this month, signaling a potential end to the trucking recession, according to Bloomberg.

The unprecedented price spread between U.S. and Mexican hog prices is primarily driven by reduced hog inventory in Mexico, inflationary pressures and shifts in consumer preferences.

Grains All End Lower on Fund Selling with the Lack of News and Weather Threat

As we get closer to the time for fall nitrogen applications, you’re likely thinking of ways you can get the best return on that fertilizer investment this season — especially if you’re planning to apply your own fall nitrogen.

Soybeans Make New Lows....Again and Pull down Corn and Wheat

When Wayne Cryts stole his own soybeans from a bankrupt elevator, he triggered the wrath of a government hellbent on his imprisonment.