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Wheat: The markets were a little lower last week in Kansas City and Minneapolis, but a little higher in Chicago SRW. The USDA supply and […]
Continue Reading →Wheat: The markets were lower last week on forecasts for very beneficial rains for the Great Plains and Midwest and reports of weaker offers in […]
Continue Reading →Wheat: The markets were lower last week despite a relatively strong weekly export sales report from USDA and ideas of reduced production in Russia. The […]
Continue Reading →Wheat: All three markets closed lower last week. The dry weather outlook continues for Russia and the US. At least two Wheat producing regions in […]
Continue Reading →Wheat: All three markets closed lower on Friday in response to the USDA reports, but higher last week as the dry weather outlook continues for […]
Continue Reading →Wheat: All three markets closed higher last week despite some late week profit taking from speculators as the dry weather outlook continues for Russia. The […]
Continue Reading →Wheat: All three markets closed a little higher last week. World prices were stable amid weather problems here in the US and around the globe. […]
Continue Reading →Wheat: Wheat was unchanged to lower last week, with Chicago and KC Winter Wheat a little lower and Minneapolis Spring Wheat unchanged. World prices were […]
Continue Reading →Wheat: Wheat was higher in all three markets last week as world prices from Russia have not rallied but prices in the US and Europe […]
Continue Reading →Wheat: Wheat was higher in all three markets last week on stable overseas prices reported in Russia and Europe and the wrap up of the […]
Continue Reading →Wheat: Wheat was lower in all three markets last week on stable to weaker overseas prices reported in Russia and Europe and the wrap up […]
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Weekly Ag Markets Update – 11/18/2024
Wheat: The markets were lower last week on reports of deteriorating price in Russia and improved growing conditions in the US. Reports of very beneficial […]
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