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Weekly Ag Markets Update – 08/03/2026

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Wheat: Wheat was lower last week.  The price action was tied to hopes for increased exports despite increased tensions in the Black Sea with Ukrainian […]

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Wheat: Chicago Wheat closed higher last week and Kansas City was lower last week on speculative long liquidation that took both markets from new weekly […]

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Wheat: Wheat closed sharply higher in both markets last week.  The rally is tied to increased tensions in the Black Sea with Russia unable to […]

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Wheat: Wheat closed higher in both markets last week as the rally tied to the USDA reports and world weather fund new footing.  The harvest […]

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Wheat:  Wheat closed lower in both markets last week as the harvest continues and as harvest yield reports remain low.  Forecasts and reports for improving […]

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Wheat:  Wheat closed lower in both markets last week as the harvest continues and as harvest yield reports remain low.  Forecasts and reports for improving […]

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Wheat:  Wheat closed lower in both markets on Thursday as harvest yield reports remain low but as forecasts and reports for improving weather in Wheat […]

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Wheat:  Wheat closed higher in both markets last week as forecasts and reports for improving weather in Wheat areas continue.  KC was the stronger market.  […]

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Wheat:  Wheat closed lower in both markets last week on forecasts and reports for improving weather in Wheat areas and on news that a potential […]

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Wheat:  Wheat closed lower in both markets last week on forecasts and reports for improving weather in Wheat areas and on news that a potential […]

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Wheat:  Wheat closed higher in Chicago but lower in Kansas City last week on forecasts and reports for improving weather in Wheat areas and as […]

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Wheat:  Wheat closed higher in both markets last week as dry weather returned to the Great Plains and USDA made dramatic cuts to production estimates.  […]

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