Corn is fractionally higher to start the new month’s trading. Corn exports from the week ending July 30 were 28.193 mbu. That was down 81.36 mbu

Corn is fractionally higher to start the new month’s trading. Sept corn posted a life of contract low on Friday, but futures ultimately closed

Front month corn prices closed fractionally higher, with March ’21 UNCH. Sept futures go into the weekend down 3.14% since last Friday. Dec

At midday and coming into the weekend, corn futures are fractionally lower. The national average corn basis from cmdtyView was at 25 cents under

Corn futures are fractionally higher this morning. Nearby contracts closed UNCH to 1/4 cents higher on Thursday after a morning rally fizzled. From

Front month soybean futures are mostly higher on Monday’s midday with gains of as much as 2 1/2 cents. In delivery Aug contracts are down 2

Soybean futures are 3 to 5 cents higher than they were at the close on Friday. There were no delivery notices vs. August beans. The oldest long is

Today was First Notice day for Aug soy futures, the last trade day of the week, and of July. There were no delivery notices vs. August beans.

Midday bean trading has futures 3 to 5 3/4 cents higher so far. August soybeans are the strongest so far. Meal futures are 10 to 70 cents lower

Soybeans are trading 4 to 5 cents higher to end the week. After falling early on Thursday, soybeans came back to post 2 to 3 /12 cent gains in the

Winter wheat futures are stumbling out of the weekend with double digit losses. KC wheat is down 14 1/4 to 16 cents so far. SRW futures are 11 3/4

After the weekend break, wheat is 5 to 7 cents lower, with Minneapolis the best supported. Chicago SRW futures were 1 3/4 to 4 cents higher in the

Wheat futures closed the day with gains. Chicago SRW futures were 1 3/4 to 4 cents higher in the front months on Friday, which for Sept contracts

So far wheat futures are trading mixed. The winter markets are higher, led by SRW. Chicago SRW futures are 1 1/2 to 3 cents higher. KC HRW wheat is

Wheat futures are trading 1 to 4 cents higher this morning, with MPLS spring wheat the weakest of the three contracts. Winter wheat contracts were