Track soybean acreage, basis, exports, irrigated vs. dryland beans, double crop pressure, rotations, and weather sensitivity across U.S. operations.
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Brownfield Ag News · Aug 18, 2026
What caused soybean prices to finish lower despite a strong market? As 85% of the soybean crop reaches the pod-setting stage, traders are closely watching weather conditions that could impact yields. The USDA's recent...
Brownfield Ag News · Aug 18, 2026
Could red crown rot be expanding its reach more rapidly than anticipated? Recent reports indicate that soybean fields across the Midwest are experiencing a growing impact from this disease, with infections appearing earlier than...
Brownfield Ag News · Aug 18, 2026
As September approaches, the grain market is showing signs of pressure, particularly with corn and wheat prices dropping. September corn is down to $4.63 and 1/4, while Chicago wheat has fallen to $6.64 and...
Southern Ag Today · Aug 19, 2026
What unexpected shifts did the August WASDE report unveil for U.S. crops? The latest estimates reveal a notable increase in planted acreage for corn and soybeans, with corn rising by 1.4 million acres to...
Brownfield Ag News · Aug 19, 2026
What if the weather is finally favoring Iowa's crops? Farmers in north-central Iowa are expressing optimism as timely weather has led to excellent crop conditions this growing season. With a shift from previous years...
Brownfield Ag News · Aug 19, 2026
What’s prompting an early corn harvest in central Missouri? A farmer from Moniteau County is preparing to start harvesting corn sooner than usual, indicating a shift in the typical agricultural timeline. Andy Clay notes...
Brownfield Ag News · Aug 19, 2026
What if there was a way for farmers to detect crop diseases before they spread? The CropVoice Whole Farm platform is designed to help corn and soybean farmers make timely management decisions by providing...
AgriTalk · Aug 19, 2026
What if the Illinois crop isn't living up to expectations this year? The latest reports from the Pro Farmer Crop Tour indicate that yields are disappointing, with corn and soybean crops showing signs of...
AgriTalk · Aug 19, 2026
What if the anticipated crop yields in Illinois and Iowa don't meet expectations? As scouts continue their assessments on the Pro Farmer Crop Tour, early reports indicate that corn yields are falling short, with...
Brownfield Ag News · Aug 19, 2026
What does China's renewed appetite for U.S. soybeans mean for local farmers? Despite ongoing trade disruptions, China has resumed buying U.S. soybeans, which brings a mix of optimism and caution among Minnesota growers. Ryan...
Brownfield Ag News · Aug 19, 2026
What factors are pushing September corn and soybean prices higher? Recent trading data shows September corn at $4.73, up nearly 10 cents, while soybeans have increased to $12.22, up over 21 cents. This upward...
Brownfield Ag News · Aug 19, 2026
As soybean and corn prices climb, traders are closely watching the results of a significant private crop tour that has shown yields generally below last year's figures. Despite this, favorable near-term weather conditions could...