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Real-time news vet & Chicago trading floor survivor; Iowa farm boy at heart, chronic @Cubs & @CycloneATH fan; known to gratuitously quote @SpringsteenSays.
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Top Tips: WASDE played a hot hand – what’s next?

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By Ben Potter Verified, Bruce Blythe Verified
| Farm Progress Verified
keyboard_arrow_down Top Tips on a Thursday The August World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates report, which often proves to be a volatile entry in USDA’s deck, certainly lived up to the hype on Wednesday after tightening stocks and lower-than-expected yield projections pushed corn and soybean prices substantially higher in midweek trading. That now begs the question – what’s next? Corn prices saw a moderate setback Thursday morning on a round of technical selling and profit-taking.
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Corn, soybeans rally after USDA yields come up short

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By Bruce Blythe Verified
| Farm Progress Verified
Bruce Blythe,Senior Editor, Commodities,Farm Futures Corn and soybean futures rallied sharply after USDA lowered its yield estimates more than expected, illustrating the deleterious impact of extreme heat and dryness in parts of the Midwest this summer. But gains were muted by boosts to planted acreage, which resulted in stronger-than-expected production, including a record soybean crop.
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4 factors that could drive wheat prices above $8

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By Bruce Blythe Verified
| Farm Progress Verified
Bruce Blythe,Senior Editor, Commodities,Farm Futures Global grain trade remains on edge as the conflict between Russia and Ukraine continues to impact shipping infrastructure and routes.Chris McGrath/Getty Images - At a Glance New winter wheat planting season looms after drought-ravaged 2026. Black Sea conflict is keeping prices near three-year highs. Can U.S. acreage rebound from a record low?
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