Corn prices move lower in July due to good weather
Category: Grains
(Farm and Ranch Guide) - A large 2014 corn crop estimate is expected to get larger with USDA’s Aug. 12 Crop Production Full Story
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Soybeans Rise From 45-Month Low on U.S. Weather Concerns
(Bloomberg) - Soybean futures rose from a 45-month low on concern that some areas will face adverse weather in the U.S., the world’s largest grower. Corn and wheat climbed. Full Story
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Weather fears give ag bulls more traction
(Agrimoney) - Which way will it go this time? Once again, soybean and wheat futures started strong, although corn was Full Story
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Long-range corn bulls eye July 2015 call options
Category: Grains
(Reuters) - At roughly 10 cents a pop, $4.80 per bushel July 2015 corn calls look to be the latest hot ticket among long-term Full Story
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Corn Lingers Near Four-Year Low on Global Supply Outlook
Category: Grains
(Bloomberg) - Corn traded near a four-year low on speculation that favorable weather in the U.S. will aid crops in the biggest grain exporter and amid an outlook for rising global Full Story
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Grains make cautious headway. But palm dips
(Agrimoney) - Here's a cheery adage to start the day. "Markets always look low half way down." Richard Feltes at Full Story
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Corn falls 4th day on supply pressure; soy rebounds
(Reuters) - U.S. new-crop corn fell for a fourth straight session to a contract low on Wednesday and wheat dropped Full Story
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Turnaround Tuesday? No, Groundhog Day
(Agrimoney) - Turnaround Tuesday on grain markets transformed into Groundhog Day, as early gains evaporated, leaving Full Story
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Grains, soy slip further. But sugar rallies
Category: Cocoa, Grains, Oilseeds, Sugar
(Agrimoney) - Grains and oilseeds started of this week much as they ended the last one – on negative form, bringing a fresh wave of multi-year lows to futures prices. Some soft Full Story
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Soybeans fall as USDA pegs crop condition seen at highest in 20 years
(Reuters) - U.S. soybean futures fell for a fourth session in a row on Tuesday after the condition of the U.S. crop Full Story
