Corn grind and soybean crush numbers reflect the solid demand for ethanol and soybean products. The USDA says 466.708 million bushels of corn were used for ethanol production in June 2026, down 1% from May due to slightly more narrow margins, but up 4% from June 2025 thanks to domestic and export demand. Distillers dried […]
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The chairman of the U.S. Senate Ag Committee says nationwide, year-round E15 legislation was added to an updated draft of the
A retail sales agronomist with Brevant Seeds suggests the soybean crop in the Upper Midwest is brimming with potential. Casey Schleusner
Sep. corn $4.49 and 1/4, up 8 and 1/2 centsSep. soybeans $11.73 and 3/4, up 3 centsSep. soybean meal $315.40, up
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A southwest Kansas farmer says his corn and sorghum crops are failing from the on-going drought. “It is scorched, and the
A north central Ohio farmer says timely rainfall over the next few weeks will be critical for soybean crop development. Owen
A southwest Indiana farmer says he’s concerned the challenging growing season could have an impact on crop yields this fall. Ben
An agronomy specialist says this year’s crop season has been marked by fluctuating weather conditions. Matthew Peterson is an account manager
An east-central Nebraska farmer says there’s some variability in his corn crop this year. Ryan Preister says disease pressure has been
