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Grain and cattle lower with risk off selling tied to the jobs data. Corn and wheat are seeing supportive end user demand. Meanwhile soybean and cattle charts look tough. Kevin Duling, KD Investors, explains.

The U.S. trade deficit shrank to an almost three-year low in August. The U.S. ag trade deficit scores another record high.

AgDay TV Markets Now: Dave Chatterton, Strategic Farm Markets, says wheat puts in war premium and pulls row crops higher. Corn closes above chart resistance, but can it keep going?

Corn futures powered higher throughout the session after a break of technical resistance that capped gains the prior five sessions.

Wheat sees short covering on war news, spilling over to support row crops. Corn has a chart breakout, so can it keep going? Cattle consolidate, hogs bounce. Dave Chatterton, Strategic Farm Marketing, has details.

Harvest is rolling along in Nebraska with 22% of the corn combined and 29% of the soybeans out of the field. Early harvest results are variable as you might expect in a year of drought.

As it stands right now, it looks like 2022 will be the high-water mark for used construction equipment values.

Cattle see risk off fund liquidation & weaker cash. Hogs see short covering w/strong exports. Corn follows a rally in wheat with strong exports, which pulls beans up. Scott Varilek, Kooima Kooima Varilek has more.

Misinformation about nitrogen stabilizers could be limiting the return on your fertilizer investment. So we’re separating fact from fiction to help you maximize nutrient use efficiency on your corn acres in 2024.

While ag economists continue to be at odds when it comes to the likelihood of a recession in the U.S., some doubt the country’s biggest importers will be able to avoid a recession over the next 18 months.