Corn futures closed higher by roughly a cent.  Trade estimates for the USDA weekly export sales report released this morning were 700,000

Corn futures are trading mostly one or two cents higher at midday.  The average trade guess (Bloomberg) for corn ending stocks in the March

Corn futures are trading steady within a half cent of UNCH this morning.  Weekly EIA ethanol production fell 1.7% in the week ended Feb. 27

Corn futures closed just a half cent to a couple cents lower in a generally down day for the feed grains. In its weekly report this morning, EIA

Corn futures are trading slightly lower this morning as corn is subject to contagion from the Chicago wheat and soybean markets. In its weekly

Soybean futures closed 8-10 cents lower in the face of the flow of the record Brazilian harvest. Net export sales, at 501,200, were slight above the

Soybean futures are currently 7 to 9 cents lower with more weakness in the nearby than the fall contracts.  Soybeans began reaching key

Soybean futures are currently trading from 2 to 4 1/4 cents higher after sustaining double digit losses yesterday. The strong dollar was a concern,

Soybean futures maintained double-digit losses through the day; meal added to its red ink, ending down $7.70 for the March, and bean oil was down 77

Soybean futures are trading double digits lower at midday, and meal has sunk another $5.70/ton, while oil is off a hefty 72 cents. The strong

Wheat futures closed down by double digits, with the exception of Kansas City, which dropped 9 1/2 cents. The bulls need a story and they do not

Wheat futures are lower at midday, with the deferred contracts well into the red. May CBT wheat is off 14 cents, KCK15 is a dime lower, and MWK15 is

Wheat futures are trading mixed from 3 cents lower to 1 1/4 cents higher this morning. Bulls continue to have trouble finding traction. Chicago

Chicago wheat futures remained under the $5 psychological threshold at the close as the strong dollar, already at levels not seen in more than a

Chicago wheat futures are leading the stampede to the downside and have breached the $5 psychological threshold as the strong dollar, already at