There’s still plenty of production risk as we head toward October, so watch for market opportunities
Most years offer some reasonable pricing opportunities. This winter, they may be difficult to find
Market fundamentals are excellent, and European sales will surely help. But what will Mr. Trump do next?
With bumper crops expected around the world, soybean growers will need to juggle currency rates, weather anomalies and key demand drivers to find their best soybean price in 2018
For Canada’s corn growers, it is the best of times and the worst of times
Sometimes it seems prices are stuck in neutral. But keep your eyes open. Global demand is enormous, and shocks can emerge overnight
It’s easy to be pessimistic due to global corn stocks, but demand is setting new records too. So consider posting some standing market orders, and watch prices daily
Global soybean supplies are up, but demand is surging too. Any production hiccups could see new market spikes
We’re back to the corn prices we saw before the great ethanol boom, but weather is always a wild card
Producers will need confidence to pull the trigger once the market has given all that it will give
