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Jerry Gulke, president of The Gulke Group, says it doesn’t matter whether farmers believe the USDA report or not because it’s what the market is trading.

Brian Grete with Commstock Investments says a corn yield decrease was built in ahead of the report with average trade guesses .7 bu. lower than September. This is the largest October yield increase back to 2004.

Late-season hurricane puts Southeast harvest at risk as producers rush to bring in cotton, peanuts and row crops.

Yield increase of 2.7 bu. per acre pushes carryout to 1.849 billion bushels, sending stocks-to-use back above 10%.

Here are the top lessons learned in 2026 to carry into your 2027 cotton production strategy.

Strategic equipment management is one valuable way to protect soil structure and preserve yield potential when wet conditions force tough decisions.

Randy Martinson of Martinson Ag, says risk off selling in the grains was tied to harvest pressure and report squaring.