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This week the USDA decreased the 2020 corn carryout, which lowered the stock to use ratio (i.e., the total usage compared to total production) to 2012 marketing year levels.

This week’s price pull back is partly due to concern with the damage Gulf export facilities have suffered in the New Orleans area.

The USDA report found an additional 246 million bushels to add to the production side of the balance sheets.

This article discusses the market variables impacting the market and the chances corn will hit $7.

It discusses the highlights of last week’s USDA report and how limited wheat supply may help corn and bean prices in the next marketing year.

This article discusses recent trades I made during a sideways corn market that helped me make additional profit.

Last week May corn prices blew past $6, and then a few days later $6.50.