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A bull-blown weather market is playing out in the soybean and corn futures markets, which propelled soybeans and meal today.

Many Midwest farmers are seeing their corn crop struggle from compaction, nutrient deficiencies and herbicide carryover. Some of these issues can be addressed yet this season.

EPA’s 479-page RFS ruling can be difficult to sift through and interpret. Jim Wiesemeyer breaks down the heavy-hitting components that will impact producers.

Grains put in weather premium, with the drop in crop ratings and fund buying. Cattle continue to consolidate with higher corn, lower cash. Hogs see profit taking. Vince Boddicker, Farmers Trading.

Grains gap higher on drop in crop ratings, fund buying, only BO is lower on the EPA RFS proposal. Cattle consolidate with higher corn, lower cash, cutouts. Hogs see profit taking. Kent Beadle, Paradigm Futures.

EPA plans to increase the amount of biofuel blending volumes for 2023 versus its proposed levels, but plans to reduce volumes in 2024 and 2025.

AgDay TV Markets Now: DuWayne Bosse of Bolt Marketing says corn and soybeans ended slightly higher but off highs with profit taking and hedge selling. But will retest those areas with lower crop ratings.

With all the talk about artificial intelligence, there’s a new debate: is AI actually real or just a combination of Siri and other search databases? John Phipps addresses a U.S. Farm Report viewer’s skepticism.

Mexico reached an agreement with food manufacturers to use only non-GMO corn in tortilla production across the country. The government says it plans to implement new import tariffs on white corn imports.

Cash and wholesale conditions seem to favor continued weakness across the cattle and beef complex.