Todd Hultman

Active contracts of cattle, feeders and lean hogs all traded higher Tuesday from the start, finding support after last week's selling and, in the case of cattle, getting some help from colder conditions in the western U.S. Plains...

Active contracts of cattle and feeders are steady to lower and hogs are trading lower to start the week. Friday's on-feed report was bearish for cattle prices, but the early arrival of winter weather may offer some support...

Cash corn is trading near its highest prices in four years -- why?

As U.S. soybean prices trade near their highest level in four years, the choice as to when to sell becomes more complicated.

Cotton trading up as Hurricane Delta gets closer to making landfall.

After finding less corn and soybean stocks on Sept. 1 than expected, USDA will present new balance sheets for 2020-21 on Friday.

Wednesday's controversial revision in corn stocks is a good time to mention my proposal for how NASS could help minimize market distortion.

At 11 a.m. CDT on Wednesday, Sept. 30, USDA will release its reports of Sept. 1 Grain Stocks and Small Grains Summary. The reports will provide a check on old-crop ending corn and soybean stocks...

USDA is estimating record high world ending wheat stocks in 2020-21. So why are cash HRW wheat prices challenging one-year highs?

I can't predict where soybean prices will peak, but the 2018 high of $10.60 1/2 offers an interesting comparison.

What to expect from the USDA's latest Crop Production and World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE) reports, which will be released at 11 a.m. CDT on Friday, Sept. 11.

Active contracts of cattle, feeders and hogs are all starting modestly higher early Friday, finding possible support in cattle prices and benefiting from increased pork exports in the cash of hog prices. Outside markets are...

In spite of numerous bearish hurdles, the path of least resistance for cash soybean prices has been gradually higher for nearly two years.

OMAHA (DTN) --December corn is down 1/2 cent per bushel, November soybeans are up 3 cents, December KC wheat is down 2 cents, December Chicago wheat is down 1 1/4 cents and December Minneapolis wheat is down 3 cents.

Recent evidence suggests China is scrambling for food supplies.

A Saturday drive through western Iowa got me wondering just how big the corn loss in Iowa might be from last week's severe winds and hail.

Managed futures funds have been net-short in corn for most of 2020 and have only been briefly challenged once. This week's rally represents a second challenge and may offer producers a chance for a better selling opportunity.

Traders are bracing for what is expected to be a bearish World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE) report.

COVID-19 caused extensive harm to the economy and damaged the bulk of commodity prices in 2020. In the past three months, however, five ag commodities have posted positive gains and outperformed the S&P 500, an interesting...

Contracts of cattle, feeders and hogs are starting slightly lower early Wednesday, cautious in the case of cattle and feeders as traders encounter five-month highs. Outside markets are favorable for livestock early Wednesday...

Soybean crop ratings are high and November prices are struggling to get above $9.00. Amid several bearish concerns for soybeans in 2020, one bright spot is soybean oil.

Contracts of cattle, feeders and lean hogs were all a little lower early Friday after cattle and feeders neared their highs for July. Hog futures continue to struggle at depressed levels, finding little help in a tough market...