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In a surprise to many, the USDA increased the size of the US corn and soybean crop. The USDA found

The top line US yield numbers were even larger increases than trade expected. The US corn yield came in at

Projections for U.S. corn and soybean production declined slightly from the previous month in the USDA Crop Production report released

Although U.S. corn stocks declined by about 350 million bushels year over year, the June Stocks Report was in line

The USDA?s first look at the 2025-26 crop year balance sheets was favorable for both corn and soybeans. New crop

Overall, there were no major changes in today?s USDA old crop supply demand tables. The numbers were most favorable to

March 1 Stocks were nearly exactly what traders expected them to be. Corn Stocks were down 201 million bushels, soybean

As expected, the USDA made only a few changes to their supply demand tables this month. First, they left US

The USDA made some minimal tweaks to its U.S. carryout estimates in its February WASDE report while making some cuts

The January reports were bullish in general. The USDA lowered their yield estimates for US corn and soybeans, pulling both

Strong corn demand improved the balance sheet beyond expectations Strong demand totals for corn provided a bullish surprise from today?s

Futures jumped Friday afternoon after the USDA projections for corn and soybeans came in generally below expectations. Corn, soybeans and

The USDA made only small changes to the numbers that they gave us last month.   The US corn yield

The USDA pegged Sept. 1 US corn stocks at 1.760 billion bushels, down from trade expectations of 1.844 billion bushels,

This morning, we listened to Arlan Suderman (StoneX economist) give his market update prior to the USDA reports. He pointed

We were buyers this week. We have corn, soybeans, and wheat in Extended 3-Box Buy Signals. We have been telling

The USDA June quarterly stocks estimates were sharply higher than last year as expected but ended up even larger than

Nothing jumped out as a headline in USDA reports The government didn?t change anybody?s mind with their numbers this month.