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Grains higher except wheat, fading Russia export news. Old crop corn & beans recovering on demand but further buying depends on the reports. Cattle look strong, but funds sell hogs. Ted Seifried, Zaner Ag Hedge

A study released by Farm Bureau finds 86% of Americans are concerned about food insecurity, but their trust in farmers remains high at 89%.

Iowa Senator encourages U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai to move toward instituting USMCA dispute settlement process.

Grains mostly higher as some private companies cease exports in Russia and China buys more corn. Cattle supported by strong cash ideas and hogs see more fund selling. Vince Boddicker of Farmers Trading Company.

By turning biological test results into gigabytes of data, Pattern Ag has developed the largest soil metagenomics database with more than 200 billion DNA reads.

Grains mostly higher as Cargill stops Russia exports, plus another 8 mb of China corn sales and they could be looking for beans. Live cattle slightly higher with risk on outside markets. Kevin Duling, KD Investors.

Global commodities trader Cargill Inc. it will stop exporting Russian grain at the beginning of 2023-24 on July 1, the country’s ag ministry said.

Farmers around the Corn Belt are anticipating a big year for corn, especially with improving soil moisture in corn-deficit areas where cash prices have remained strong.

AgDay TV Markets Now: John Heinberg of Total Farm Marketing discusses what drove the rally in soybeans, meal and wheat on Tuesday.

Sprawled naked in a cut cornfield atop 1’ of snow, Tim Vander Zwaag was a bloodied shell of a strapping 6’, 250 lb. farmer. Only feet from his tractor, he was minutes from death. Finished.