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Grains ended mixed on Friday, with livestock mostly lower.

A high-pressure ridge is expected to expand while drifting temporarily into the heart of the Plains & portions of the Corn Belt this weekend & early next week resulting in what may be the hottest temps of the summer...

Wednesday’s CPI or Consumer Price Index for June rose 1.3% and above expectations at 9.1%. This is continuing to impact the outside and agricultural commodity markets and may trigger the Fed’s next move.

Sens. John Thune (R-S.D.) and Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.) led their colleagues in requesting USDA to address ERP implementation issues. ERP helps producers offset impacts of natural disasters that occurred in 2020 and 2021.

The Carbon Sequestration Collaboration Act aims to increase agriculture and forestry’s current 13% carbon capture rate by establishing more research and development programs in land use.

Midday markets turn mostly lower at noon hit by money flow. Cattle seeing pressure from disappointing cash.

Growers face countless decisions each growing season. While choices may vary, all the answers seem to point in one direction: how to get the best return on the acre.

Grain and livestock futures opened mixed to end the week. China GDP and outside markets, as well as weather are being watched.

On Thursday, Corteva Agriscience announced a number of 2022-23 market introductions and advancements for its corn and soybean product lineup.

Brazilian corn may only be shipped to China next year because of demands made by Beijing regarding trade protocols being put in place. . .