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Agricultural Economist at the University of Illinois specializing in commodity markets
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Spring volatility expected in winter wheat prices

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By Todd Hubbs
| Farm Progress
Moving into the spring, hard red winter wheat prices tend to experience heightened volatility. Over the last decade, the July KC HRW contract in April, May and June averaged returns of 8%, 1.5% and –34%, respectively. Over the year, each month experienced substantial variability. Rallies exploded and faded, underscoring the volatile nature of HRW futures as the crop comes to completion.
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March reports to set tone for corn prices

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By Todd Hubbs
| Farm Progress
USDA’s January reports placed corn prices under pressure on a record 18.6 billion bushels of supply. Corn prices look to remain range-bound unless there is an unexpected deterioration in supply or stronger-than-expected demand. The next major round of USDA reports in late March will set the tone for prices for the year and bear monitoring. Despite a weakening dollar and uncertainty on the geopolitical front, the prospect of prices moving markedly higher seems slim.
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What key soybean events last year mean for 2026

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By John Riley, Todd Hubbs, Mark Welch
| Farm Progress
*This is the next article in our 2026 Southwest Economic Outlook series. Economists from Texas A&M University and Texas A&M AgriLife Extension, and Oklahoma State University and Oklahoma State University Extension provide a 2026 outlook on various topics and commodities. A digital copy of the Economic Outlook Issue is also available online. The 2025 U.S. soybean growing season began with a notable reduction in planted acreage.
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