By: Brennan Turner
February 15, 2020
Grain markets didn’t find a lot of love from traders on Valentine’s Day as a red day pushed most of the complex lower for the week. Only soybeans...Read more »
By: RealAgriculture News Team
February 12, 2020
The China-U.S. mega trade deal promising big things for ag product sales has seen some of its momentum lost to the coronavirus outbreak. “It makes...Read more »
By: Brennan Turner
February 8, 2020
Grain markets closed the past week mostly higher as short-covering and bargain buying helped stop the slide seen since the U.S.-China Phase One trade...Read more »
By: RealAgriculture News Team
February 7, 2020
Feed costs are one of the variables that cattle feeders have to keep a close eye on, no matter the year. Early indications for this year, at least,...Read more »
By: RealAgriculture News Team
February 6, 2020
China bans imports. Demand suddenly drops for a commodity found on Canadian farms. Supplies build up and prices drop in the rest of the world. No,...Read more »
By: RealAgriculture News Team
February 5, 2020
The Ag Exchange Group has acquired FarmLink Marketing Solutions’ brokerage department. FarmLink, which continues to provide grain market analysis...Read more »
By: RealAgriculture News Team
February 4, 2020
What carries greater downside risk: having to sell in a down market to generate cash flow, or pre-selling a crop in increments? The short answer is...Read more »
By: RealAgriculture News Team
February 3, 2020
At first it seems counterintuitive, since canola values usually follow soybean prices, but reduced demand for soybeans in China as a result of...Read more »
By: Brennan Turner
February 1, 2020
Grain markets – and its participants – are likely relieved to see the month of January finish. The first month of 2020 started with much optimism...Read more »
By: Shaun Haney
January 29, 2020
It has not been a great two weeks for the agricultural commodity market, as selling pressure has dominated the grain complex. Although corn found...Read more »
By: Brennan Turner
January 25, 2020
Grain markets saw some heavy selling on Friday, January 24th, putting the complex in the red for the week as bullish factors seem to disappearing...Read more »
By: RealAgriculture News Team
January 24, 2020
In a world market where volatility is the name of the game, “steady” is probably more positive than negative. And that’s about where we are for...Read more »
By: RealAgriculture News Team
January 21, 2020
With the 2020 seeding season around the corner, one grain trader and marketing manager says oat volumes are larger than normal and there’s a good...Read more »
By: Brennan Turner
January 18, 2020
Grain prices ended one of the most hyped-up weeks in recent memory very mixed as the Phase One trade deal between the U.S. and China was signed. Put...Read more »
By: Brennan Turner
January 10, 2020
Grain markets ended the first full week of trading in 2020 mostly higher as the complex ignored some of the bearish data that the USDA presented in...Read more »