3 BIG THINGS TODAY, JUNE 11
(Agriculture.com) - 1. CORN, SOYBEANS MODESTLY... Full Story
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GRAINS-WHEAT EXTENDS RALLY AS MARKET FRETS OVER DRY WEATHER
(Agriculture.com) - Chicago wheat rose for a third straight session on Thursday as dry weather in... Full Story
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Wheat at 3-Week Low as U.S. Weather Improves, Corn Eases for 4th Session
(Reuters) - Chicago wheat fell to its lowest in more than three weeks on Monday with the market facing pressure from abundant... Full Story
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Morning Markets: US Rain Prospects Dampen Wheat Bulls’ Parade
(Agrimoney) - Is rain on the way for the drought-plagued US southern Plains? Dryness there – 76.7% of Kansas, the top wheat-growing state, is in drought, according to official data – has been a major boost to wheat prices, particularly in the US itself. And ideas are not for any immediate relief... Full Story
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Dry-Wet Divide to Deepen in US, Keeping Pressure on Winter Wheat Crops
Category: Weather
(Agrimoney) - The US looks set for more of the wet-dry weather extremes dogging southern areas – and both posing threats for winter wheat crops, which face tests from too much rain as well as too little. This week, dryness which is testing... Full Story
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Drier Weather To Settle In And Stay…For A While
Category: Weather
(AgWeb) - Blizzards in the Dakotas and New England is bracing for its second nor’easter in a week make... Full Story
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Extended Rain to Favor Brazil’s Second-Crop Corn Yields
Category: Weather
(AgriCensus) - Recent rains and forecasts for more wet weather across Brazil’s grain belt are likely to improve yields... Full Story
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Managed Money Goes Long Corn as Weather Worries Bite
(AgriCensus) - Managed money positions in options and futures in the week ending February 20 have moved... Full Story
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Don’t Count on La Niña to Rally Corn
(American Agriculturist) - The good news is Rich Morrison believes there may be opportunities to sell corn at reasonable levels this year... Full Story
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Rain Needed for Southern Plains Wheat Crop
Category: Weather
(Agriculture.com) - Intense drought conditions have encompassed the central southern Plains over the winter, bringing little to no precipitation since mid-October. The next two weeks could bring some precipitation for hopeful wheat farmers. “Over the winter, the Texas panhandle, much of Oklahoma... Full Story
