Corn futures are mostly around 4 cents into the red at midday.  In the weekly Export Sales report published by the USDA this morning, new

Corn futures are trading a couple cents into the red this morning after closing mostly 8 cents lower on Wednesday. Trade expectations for the USDA

Corn futures closed mostly 8 cents lower, adding to losses seen Tuesday. Ukrainian corn is reportedly being offered into the market at $206/MT FOB,

Corn futures are about 4 cents lower at midday, adding to losses seen Tuesday.    Ukrainian corn is reportedly being offered into

Corn futures are trading steady to as much as 2 cents lower this morning after closing mostly 2 or 3 cents lower on Tuesday.  The national

Soybean futures have traded on both sides of even money this morning, and are currently down 1 to 7 cents on the session.  Trade

Soybean futures are currently trading between 2 and 4 cents higher on the session.  Trade expectations for the USDA weekly export sales

Soybean futures were negative on the day, but spent some time in the green before ending the day about four cents above their early morning lows,

Soybean futures have been down between 1 and 4 cents all morning after closing 9 to 9 3/4 lower on Tuesday following the announcement by USDA that

Soybean futures are currently down between 2 and 4 cents on the session after closing 9 to 9 3/4 lower on Turnaround Tuesday. USDA announced another

Wheat futures are trading higher on the day, with KC wheat currently showing the most strength, up more than a dime in the front three

Chicago wheat futures are tradingsteady to as much as two cents lower this morning.  European wheat bids are lower on the week.

Chicago wheat futures closed firmly lower with all three exchanges posting double digit losses on the session under pressure from the strong

Chicago wheat futures fell to a 3.5-month low this morning, and March15 KC wheat is printing new life of contract lows under pressure of the strong

Wheat futures are trading between a penny and a nickel lower after slipping another 1 1/2 to 4 1/4 cents on Tuesday. Logistics problems in the