
USDA Reports Review
The trade focus for Tuesday's NASS Crop Production report was primarily on national average yield, and the extent to which prospects had shifted from August.
October RBOB and ULSD futures on the New York Mercantile Exchange reversed lower on Friday on concern over economic growth.
With drought gripping parts of the Midwest the last couple of growing seasons, hay production fell and hay prices rose. University of Missouri...
Practical Farmers of Iowa awarded its 2023 Farmland Owner Legacy Award to Hidden Falls LLC, a group that purchased 22-acres of cropland in...
Alan Brugler, a DTN consulting analyst, is president of Brugler Marketing and Management LLC, a marketing-advisory, education and consulting service. From 1992-2002 he was senior analyst and then director of analysis for DTN AgDaily. Before that he was director of market information services for the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation. Alan grew up on a grain and dairy farm in northeast Ohio that his family still operates.
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The trade focus for Tuesday's NASS Crop Production report was primarily on national average yield, and the extent to which prospects had shifted from August.
USDA gave fundamental analysts a lot of fresh grist for the mill on Friday, but the corn production debate is far from over.
What comes next after USDA's surprise increase in corn acres and drop in soybean acres led to a 70-plus-cent pop in soybeans and 30-plus-cent drop in corn Friday?