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Wheat: Winter Wheat markets were lower on Friday, but still closed higher for the week, as the Winter Wheat harvest continues. Yield reports have generally […]
Continue Reading →Wheat: Winter Wheat markets were lower on Friday, but still closed higher for the week, as the Winter Wheat harvest continues. Yield reports have generally […]
Continue Reading →Wheat: Wheat markets were mixed Friday as dry weather is st4ill forecast for Spring Wheat areas. Minneapolis closed higher again, but Winter Wheat markets were […]
Continue Reading →Wheat: All three Wheat markets were higher on Friday in recovery trading, but Winter Wheat lower for the week. Minneapolis Spring Wheat was higher. Chart […]
Continue Reading →Wheat: Wheat markets were mixed, with winter wheat markets narrowly mixed and Minneapolis Spring futures down sharply as rain showed up in Canada and the […]
Continue Reading →Wheat: Winter Wheat markets were higher in all three markets as the weather forecasts turned drier in the northern Great Plains. Spring Wheat areas of […]
Continue Reading →Wheat: Wheat markets were mostly lower on ideas of better weather for growing areas, but Minneapolis closed a little higher. All three markets were lower […]
Continue Reading →Wheat: Wheat markets were lower and the charts show that a major correction is underway. The reports showed less demand to go with less production. […]
Continue Reading →Wheat: Wheat markets were higher on Friday and higher for the week. The move came despite forecasts for some precipitation over the weekend. Any showers […]
Continue Reading →Wheat: Wheat markets were sharply higher on Friday and for the week as Wheat remains a weather market. The weather remains too dry in the […]
Continue Reading →Wheat: Wheat markets were higher last week as Wheat remains a weather market. The weather remains too dry in the northern Great Plains and in […]
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Weekly Ag Markets Update – 07/19/2021
Wheat: Winter Wheat markets and Minneapolis Spring Wheat were all higher again as the weather in the northern Great Plains and Canadian Prairies remains bad […]
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