Jesse Allen

The Senate farm bill could be headed back to the Agriculture Committee as soon as lawmakers return to Washington in September.

Corn futures pushed toward the upper end of Monday’s session range at midday, extending a rally sparked by disappointing yield results from last week’s Midwest Crop Tour, while soybeans fell sharply on fears of renewed U.S.-China trade friction tied to a Treasury Department announcement expected this afternoon.

Disappointing crop tour results out of the eastern Corn Belt may trace back to something growers rarely think about: wind. That’s according to Eric Snodgrass, Senior Science Fellow and Principal Atmospheric Scientist at Nutrien Ag Solutions, who joined Market Talk on Monday for his Weekly Weather Update.

Grain markets are showing some support on Tuesday with corn holding strong an soybeans rallying. Meantime, the cattle market is under more pressure and the outside markets are watching policy moves and more. Mike Castle, Senior Commodities Economist at StoneX, joins us to discuss in our Market Talk Midday Commentary.

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Wheat led a broad risk-on rally across the grain complex Wednesday, with soybeans and corn following as reports of escalating tension in the Russia-Ukraine war rattled traders. Livestock was calmer on the day, but cattle futures are still absorbing the fallout from President Trump’s tariff-free beef import announcement, according to Mike Zuzolo of Global Commodity Analytics.

Grain markets extended their August rally into Thursday’s session, though the pace slowed down a bit from a sharp Wednesday surge. Wheat led the complex higher for a second straight day, soybeans consolidated, and corn slipped slightly at the close, according to Bryan Doherty, senior market advisor at Total Farm Marketing, who joined Market Talk to break down the moves.

Wheat is surging again on Friday, pulling the soy complex higher while corn is up just a bit. Livestock are mixed to lower and the outside markets are talking about what Fed Chair Kevin Warsh had to

The Mosaic Company has introduced Renuvis Enzara, a new biological residue management product that uses enzyme technology instead of live microorganisms to

Renewable energy development is spreading across rural America, and for many landowners, the biggest challenge isn’t deciding whether to say yes to a wind