
USDA gave us our first peek at 2025-26 ag production in the United States on Friday, tallying U.S. winter wheat plantings from the fall of 2024 and to be harvested in May-July 2025 for the 2025-26 marketing year.
USDA gave us our first peek at 2025-26 ag production in the United States on Friday, tallying U.S. winter wheat plantings from the fall of 2024 and to be harvested in May-July 2025 for the 2025-26 marketing year.
Let's dive into the corn stocks numbers a little deeper and find out where the corn is.
DTN Contributing Analyst Alan Brugler takes a closer look at the USDA Planting Intentions report released on Thursday.
Taking an in-depth look at the March 1 corn stocks numbers released by USDA on Friday, March 31.
One of the big surprises in the January round of USDA reports on Thursday was USDA's estimate of 2023 winter wheat planted acreage.
Any time you are losing demand, it pays to ask what caused it, is it over (the decline), and whether there are implications for prices out in the future.
The story of last year's Western Corn Crop is kind of like the story about the blind men and the elephant. Each was right about the part they were experiencing, but nobody was seeing the whole picture!
The biggest surprise in the Thursday, June 30, USDA reports was clearly the planted soybean acres number.
The vise is still tightening on world wheat supplies, with USDA on Thursday projecting world ending stocks of 267 million metric tons (mmt), which would be the tightest since 2016.
While the commodity markets await a cavalry to come to the rescue, DTN Contributing Analyst Alan Brugler takes a look at the March 31 USDA reports.