Corn and soybeans set back Tuesday, with wheat higher and livestock mixed. Kent Beadle with Paradigm Futures says corn and soybeans are seeing profit taking and farmer selling early. This comes ...

Corn and soybeans have a seasonal tendency to ... Weather could also delay spring wheat planting in the north and acreage intentions are already the lowest in 50 years at only 10.57 million ...

Investing in corn, soybeans, and wheat can expand a portfolio and add potential gains from growth in global food demand. Each ...

The result of all of this for grain markets: volatility. Following are three of the top drivers of corn and wheat volatility heading into 2023. The volatility of 2022 has disrupted the historic ...

Wheat for March delivery rose 1.1% to $6.06 1/2 a bushel. --Soybeans for March delivery rose 0.2% to $10.38 1/4 a bushel. About to Pop: Corn futures led CBOT grains higher on Tuesday, with ...

Corn was on the receiving end of spillover support from the wheat market on Friday, as futures were up fractionally to 3 cents higher. March was up 8 ¾ cents on the week. CmdtyView’s national ...

The USDA increased its ending stocks projection for U.S. wheat. Domestic 2024/25 wheat ending stocks are now pegged at 819 ...

--Wheat for May delivery rose 2.1% to $5.62 3/4 a bushel on the Chicago Board of Trade on Monday, with traders getting ready for Tuesday's Wasde report to potentially show a smaller world crop. --Corn ...

Managed money is net long 325K in corn and short 94K Chicago wheat and approximately 30K in KC, plus another 20K short in Minneapolis. I attached wheat versus corn using the July 25 contracts.

While wheat is one of the most in-demand grains on the planet, it's important to recognize that the dynamics of weather and war also impact other popular grains. Corn is one good example.