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Tomm Pfitzenmaier, Summit Commodity Brokerage, says grains mixed as fund buying pauses and with increased farmer selling. Markets are watching weather, WASDE. Livestock see a Turnaround Tuesday bounce.

Livestock futures were mixed to start the week. Are we entering what traders often refer to as a “traders paradise?”

Grain futures have taken a pause in the recent rally after tagging our resistance levels for corn and soybeans. Is the top in or is the market just catching its breath.

This week’s USDA Crop Progress report shows corn planting overall is currently three percentage points (36% planted) behind the five year average, while soybean planting is four points ahead (25%) of historic pace.

Tommy Grisafi, Advance Trading, says it’s the combination of weather and production concerns globally and in the U.S. that have finally caught the grain market’s attention and will dictate how high prices go.

Grains rally on weather and technical buying. Will funds keep covering their short positions with the chart breakouts and what kind of rally could that produce? Tommy Grisafi, Advance Trading, has answers.

The SAF guidance was more stringent than the biofuels industry hoped for. Eligibility requires carbon capture or farmers adopting Climate Smart Ag practices. However, they consider use of the GREET model a victory.

The U.S. rebuttal on Mexico’s GMO corn ban for food use argues Mexico’s submission to the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) panel contains factual and legal inaccuracies.

A quick dispatch from one of the companies present for this year’s Ag on The Mall celebration, taking place this week in Washington D.C.

Jon Scheve explains how he got nearly $6 for his entire 2023 corn crop by using storage to maximize basis opportunities and taking advantage of market carry.