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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.

This month?s WASDE report was surprisingly bullish for US corn and wheat, with old and new crop carryout estimates of

USDA report contained only small adjustments this month Traders see today?s fundamental forecast showing more than adequate supplies and ending

US corn stocks and acreage smaller than expected March 1st US corn stocks came in at 8.347 billion bushels, compared

USDA reduced world crop surplus. Source: USDA, Reuters, StoneX US 2023-24 grain carryout was left unchanged from last month except

The February USDA reports released Thursday was expected to be largely neutral, and the futures market?s immediate reaction appeared to

The USDA released six separate reports today at 11 am central time. You can see our table summarizing the key

US corn and wheat stocks slightly smaller. Bean numbers unchanged. The market appeared disappointed. The USDA did not make a

Traders react bearish to USDA numbers Corn The USDA raised their US corn yield estimate by nearly 2 bushels, increasing

The USDA cut their US corn and soybean yield estimates slightly more than expected. Corn came in at 173.0 bpa,

More bean and wheat stocks than expected, less corn Corn Stocks Old crop corn stocks in all positions on September