Jesse Allen

It is a mixed market day across grains and livestock on Tuesday, with the wheat complex finding more pressure near midday. Arlan Suderman, Chief Commodities Economist at StoneX, joins us to discuss in our Market Talk Midday Commentary.

Spring wheat led the entire wheat complex to the downside on Tuesday as the U.S. dollar index made fresh 13 month highs on Tuesday and news hit the trade that France is selling wheat to China. Meantime, corn and soybeans were quiet and mixed on the day while livestock also had a mixed session. Mike Zuzolo with Global Commodity Analytics joins us to discuss on today’s Market Wrap-Up:

Senator Boozman (R-Ark.) speaking at a Senate Appropriations Committee Field Hearing in August of 2024. (File photo, American Ag Network)

(WASHINGTON D.C.) — As farm groups and agricultural stakeholders review the newly released Senate Farm Bill 2.0 te xt, known as the Agricultural Act of 2026, we are compiling a list of those responses to our newsroom and you can find that list below.

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(WASHINGTON D.C.) — A day after Senate Agriculture Committee Chairman John Boozman (R-AR) released his Farm Bill 2.0 discussion draft, we continue to get more reaction from senators on the committee who are largely cheering the effort — but at least one is already drawing a line.

Wednesday was another mixed day overall in the grain and livestock trade as we saw wheat and cattle bounce a bit while corn, soybeans and hogs were sideways to lower. Arlan Suderman, Chief Commodities Economist at StoneX, joins us to discuss the midweek trade action, outside market moves and a look ahead to next week’s USDA data dump.

(WASHINGTON D.C.) — The White House and President Donald Trump are calling on Congress to send more financial aid to farmers, via a a supplemental funding request sent to Capitol Hill on Wednesday.

(WASHINGTON D.C.) — On Thursday, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled 7-2 that most lawsuits claiming Roundup’s maker failed to warn users about cancer risks are blocked under federal law, handing Bayer a sweeping legal victory after nearly a decade of multibillion-dollar litigation.

Soybeans rallied on some China buying rumors Thursday and that helped pull corn higher on the day as well. Could a weather story become the driver in the grain markets with hot and dry conditions coming into the Midwest next week? Sue Martin with Ag & Investments out of Clarion, IA joins us on today’s Market Wrap-Up to discuss the grain and livestock trade action from Thursday.