Mary Kennedy

Corn, hard red winter wheat and soft red winter wheat basis was stronger, while soybean and spring wheat basis was steady Wednesday.

Corn and spring wheat basis was stronger, while soybean basis was weaker and hard red winter wheat and soft red winter wheat basis was steady Tuesday.

Corn basis was steady, while soybean, hard red winter wheat, spring wheat, and soft red winter wheat basis was stronger Monday.

Corn basis was stronger, while soybean, hard red winter wheat, spring wheat, and soft red winter wheat basis was weaker Friday.

Corn, hard red winter wheat spring wheat basis strengthened on Wednesday, while soft red winter wheat basis weakened and soybean basis held steady.

Corn, soft red winter wheat and hard red winter wheat basis strengthened on Tuesday, while hard red winter wheat basis weakened and soybean basis held steady.

Corn, soybean and soft red winter wheat basis was steady on Monday while hard red winter wheat and hard red spring wheat basis strengthened.

Corn basis strengthened Wednesday, while soybean and soft red winter wheat basis held steady and hard red winter wheat and hard red spring wheat basis weakened.

Corn, hard red spring wheat, soybean, soft red winter wheat and hard red winter wheat basis was steady Tuesday.

Just as renewed contract talks began between International Longshoremen's Association and United States Maritime Alliance, they quickly ended as automation once again became a sticking point...

Corn basis was stronger, while soybean, hard red spring wheat, soft red winter wheat and hard red winter wheat basis was steady Thursday.

Soybean, soft red winter wheat and hard red winter wheat basis strengthened on Tuesday, while corn and hard red spring wheat basis was steady.

Corn, soybean and hard red spring wheat basis levels were stronger on Monday, while hard red winter wheat basis was weaker and soft red winter wheat basis was steady.

The Longshore Workers Union (ILWU 514) issued a 72-hour strike notice to the British Columbia Maritime Employers Association (BCMEA) on Nov. 4; the BCMEA then issued a lock out of workers that same day.

Corn, soybean, and soft red winter wheat basis was stronger, hard red spring wheat basis steady and hard red winter wheat basis was weaker Tuesday.

According to the North Dakota Wheat Commission 2024 crop quality reports for durum and spring wheat, both crops overall graded number one, with proteins lower than average for spring wheat and higher for durum.

CME announced the resetting of price limits for grain and oilseed futures as of Nov. 1, 2024; its variable price-limit mechanism enacted in March 2014, resets price limits every six months in each of the CBOT grain and oilseed...

The Mississippi River at Memphis and other spots in the Lower Mississippi River continue to fall without much long-term relief in sight.

Soybean and corn basis was stronger, while hard red spring wheat, hard red winter wheat and soft red winter basis was steady Wednesday.

U.S. Wheat Associates recently published a first look at results of the U.S. 2024 soft red and hard red winter wheat crops, noting that both crops overall were good quality for bakers and exporters.

Corn, soft red winter wheat and hard red winter wheat basis was steady, while soybean basis was stronger and hard red spring wheat basis was weaker Wednesday.

Hurricane Helene provided some relief to the Lower Mississippi River, but with the return of dry conditions, water levels are expected to drop.

Corn, hard red spring wheat, soybean, and soft red winter wheat basis was steady, while hard red winter wheat basis was stronger Thursday.

Corn, hard red spring wheat, soybean, and soft red winter wheat basis was steady, while hard red winter wheat basis was weaker Wednesday.

Corn basis was weaker, while hard red winter wheat, soybean and hard red spring wheat was steady and soft red winter wheat basis was stronger Friday.

Dockworkers on strike at 36 U.S. ports have a tentative agreement, temporarily suspending the port strike.

Corn, soybean and hard red spring wheat basis was stronger, while hard red winter wheat and soft red winter wheat basis was weaker Wednesday.

At 12:01 a.m. EDT on Oct. 1, members of the International Longshoremen's Association (ILA) walked off the job at 36 ports East Coast and Gulf ports.

After failed contract negotiations, Grain Workers Local Union 333 went on strike, stopping work at five grain terminals in Vancouver.

Corn, soybean and soft red winter wheat basis levels strengthened on Tuesday, while hard red winter wheat and hard red spring wheat basis held steady.

Fears are increasing that the ILA and USLX will likely not reach an agreement on their current contract that expires Sept. 30, 2024, opening the door for a strike on Oct. 1, 2024.

As the Southern harvest progresses, it won't be long before harvest picks up farther north, and low river water levels are not a welcome sight currently.

Corn, soft red winter wheat, hard red winter wheat and hard red spring wheat basis levels strengthened Friday, while soybean basis was unchanged.