Corn futures are trading ½ to 1 cent per bushel lower this morning. They ended the Wednesday session with most contracts 5 to 6 cents higher,

Corn futures ended the Wednesday session with most contracts 5 to 6 cents higher, following wheat. Wednesday’s weekly EIA report showed

Corn futures are mostly 5 to 6 cents higher at midday. Wednesday’s weekly EIA report showed ethanol production for the week that ended 4/20

Corn futures are currently 1-2 cents higher after ending Tuesday with 1 to 2 3/4 cent gains. Planting Progress in the Corn Belt was well below the

Corn futures closed the day with 1 to 2 3/4 cent gains. Progress along the Corn Belt was well below the average, with IA still at 0%, IL at 4%, and

Soybean futures are currently 5 to 6 cents higher after closing 4 to 6 cents higher on Wednesday. Soy meal was $4.10/ton higher yesterday, with

Soybean futures closed with 4 to 6 cent gains in Wednesday. Soy meal was $4.10/ton higher, with front month soy oil down 23 points. Ahead of

Soybean futures are currently showing gains of 6 to 8 cents on Wednesday, with strong gains in meal. Soy meal is $5.60/ton higher, with front month

Soybean futures are mostly 2 to 3 cents in the green this morning. They saw fractional to 1 3/4 cent gains on Turnaround Tuesday. Soy meal was 30

Soybean futures saw fractional to 1 3/4 cent gains on Turnaround Tuesday. Soy meal was 30 cents/ton higher, with front month soy oil down 3 points.

Wheat futures are mostly 3 to 4 cents lower this morning in the SRW and HRW futures. MPLS spring wheat is 1 cent higher on concerns about planting

Wheat futures saw gains of 6 to 7 cents in most MPLS contracts on Wednesday. CBT and KC led the way, 12 to 15 cents higher. Scattered reports of

Wheat futures are trading 11 to 12 1/4 cents higher in the CBT and KC contracts at midday. MPLS is 7 to 8 cents in the green. The 5-day QPF shows

Wheat futures are trading steady to 2 cents higher this morning. They ended the Tuesday session with most CBT and KC contracts 9 to 11 cents higher,

Wheat futures ended the Tuesday session with most CBT and KC contracts 9 to 11 cents higher, with MPLS up 3 to 5 cents. The Crop Progress report