Canola prices had stabilized recently after risk-off trading from the large funds negatively affected all the commodities. Then, in late July, grain export restrictions in Ukraine and hot U.S. forecasts caused the vegetable oil markets to jump. Canola prices at local crush plants gained near…
August is the month that soybeans are “made,” and by the looks of things, this year’s soybean crop is shaping up to be average…good, but not great.
While volatility may be associated with other wheat markets, that’s certainly not the case for the durum market, which has remained steady for the past several weeks.
Since the early part of summer, sunflower prices have fallen around $15 per hundredweight as the war between Russia and Ukraine persists. The sunflower market continues to keep a close watch on any new developments.
Volatility continues to dominate the spring wheat market, although things have stabilized a little recently, according to Erica Olson, market development and research manager for the North Dakota Wheat Commission.
This year’s corn crop is shaping up to be a good one, though not great, as the market continues to watch and trade on the weather.
DICKINSON, N.D. – Western North Dakota producers put aside field scouting for the day to learn about new technologies and research at NDSU’s Dickinson Research Extension Center (DREC) field day on July 13.
Emilie Justen experienced the effect of touching wild parsnip long before most people in the Upper Midwest had heard of the weed. She hasn’t forgotten the pain.
At NDSU’s Dickinson Research Extension Center field day in mid-July, Frayne Olson, NDSU Extension crop economist and marketing specialist, spelled out a short list of what is going on in the grain/energy markets.
CORRELL, Minn. – Chet Larson is a little shy – when he’s not talking to his camera.
Andrew Friskop, North Dakota State University Extension plant pathologist, recently discussed disease pressure in the state for both wheat and corn, as well as what producers should be keeping an eye out for as we move into August.
OAKES, N.D. – A stretch of sunny, hot days, along with a few rain showers, has the corn on the Courtney farm growing like “gangbusters.”
WILLISTON, N.D. – Most of the canola on the Miller farm has changed from blooming bright yellow to a slightly duller color, which means it is nearly finished blooming and starting to turn.
CORRELL, Minn. – Chet Larson is a little shy – when he’s not talking to his camera.
Andrew Friskop, North Dakota State University Extension plant pathologist, recently discussed disease pressure in the state for both wheat and corn, as well as what producers should be keeping an eye out for as we move into August.
OAKES, N.D. – A stretch of sunny, hot days, along with a few rain showers, has the corn on the Courtney farm growing like “gangbusters.”
WILLISTON, N.D. – Most of the canola on the Miller farm has changed from blooming bright yellow to a slightly duller color, which means it is nearly finished blooming and starting to turn.
Across North Dakota in mid-July, producers dealt with a stretch of hot, humid days with temperatures flaring into the 90s, along with severe thunderstorms and hail in several regions.
RED LAKE FALLS, Minn. – This year’s steady rainfall – after last year’s extreme drought – continues to surprise everyone at Trinity Creek Ranch.
Canola prices have stabilized after the commodity market meltdown, as the market attention turns to new crop conditions and the weather outlook. Given that speculative fund money is now in a net short position in ICE canola futures, the bullish optimism of traders seems to have faded along w…
The adage goes like this: “Soybeans are made in August.” But what does “making’ them really entail, and do looks really account for much?
Durum prices, like other classes of wheat and other grain commodities, have been in retreat in recent weeks.
A bearish WASDE report (World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimate) in mid-July pressured sunflower prices lower along with a number of other commodities.
John Deere now offers a new AutoTrac Ready option for select full-size Gator Utility Vehicles to give farmers and ranchers hands-free steering capabilities and increased versatility.
Since passing the Fourth of July holiday and entering a key part of the growing season, one word – volatility – best describes what’s happening in the U.S. spring wheat market, as well as a number of other grain commodities.
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