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Wheat: Wheat closed higher in both markets last week amid dry conditions. Isolated showers were reported and are forecast in the western Great Plains and […]
Continue Reading →Wheat: Wheat closed higher in both markets last week with KC leading the way as rains failed to fall in the western Great Plains over the weekend but more chances for […]
Continue Reading →Wheat: Wheat closed lower in both markets again yesterday in part on the USDA WASDE reports and also on improving weather forecasts for the western […]
Continue Reading →Wheat: Wheat closed lower in Chicago and in Kansas City last week and failed to make any upside progress in response to what President Trump […]
Continue Reading →Wheat: Wheat closed higher in both markets last week, but failed to make any upside progress in response to what President Trump said about the […]
Continue Reading →Wheat: Wheat closed lower in both markets last week in response to the weather and war in Iran. Middle eastern countries are big buyers of […]
Continue Reading →Wheat: Wheat closed a little higher in Chicago and a little higher in KC last week in response to the war in Iran. The weekly […]
Continue Reading →Wheat: Wheat closed higher in Chicago and in KC last week as all markets rallied in response to th4e war in Iran. Middle eastern countries […]
Continue Reading →Wheat: Wheat closed higher last week on reports of potential weather related production problems in the US and in Europe. Conditions are too dry in […]
Continue Reading →Wheat: Wheat closed higher last week on buying tied to higher prices paid in overseas markets and on drier weather in the Great Plains. The […]
Continue Reading →Wheat: Wheat closed higher last week on what appeared to be speculative short covering. The weather is now averaging above normal temperatures. Temperatures were cold […]
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Weekly Ag Markets Update – 05/04/2026
Wheat: Wheat closed sharply higher in both markets last week despite large deliveries and weaker than expected export sales as dry conditions in the Great […]
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