If the recent tariff-fueled selloff in Chicago corn futures felt extreme, that’s because it was, especially given the season.

US farmers are estimated to plant 94.361 million acres with corn this year, up from 90.594 million acres seeded in 2024, ...

CHICAGO: If the recent tariff-fueled selloff in Chicago corn futures felt extreme, that’s because it was, especially given the season. Huge swings in new-crop corn prices are not typically seen ...

--Corn for May delivery fell 1.4%, to $4.59 a bushel, on the Chicago Board of Trade on Friday, with traders nervous to hold grain futures over the weekend as nations trade tariff blows. --Wheat ...

SPECULATORS last week staged the largest round of short covering in four months across US grains and oilseeds, though the collective mood remains the most bearish ever for the date. This is ...

U.S. corn and wheat futures were under pressure Tuesday, tumbling after the Trump administration reported a partial ceasefire ...

--Corn for May delivery fell 1.3% to $4.63 1/2 a bushel on the Chicago Board of Trade on Friday, with traders paring their exposure as South American crops push into the world export market.

The deadline to purchase crop insurance for corn and soybeans for the 2025 crop year is March 17. It appears that the 2025 spring price for corn will be similar to 2024; however the soybean price ...

SINGAPORE: Chicago soybeans lost more ground on Tuesday while corn ticked higher, with both markets trading near their lowest since early January ahead of U.S. tariffs on key trading partners which ...

--Wheat for May delivery fell 1.3% to $5.56 a bushel on the Chicago Board of Trade on Thursday, in response to a sizable reduction in export sales reported by the USDA Thursday. --Soybeans for May ...

Trade tensions have once again ensnared US farmers. Although China’s retaliatory tariffs have been relatively limited thus far, they could escalate. Moreover, broader trade tariffs mean that US ...

Glacier FarmMedia MarketsFarm — Corn and soybean futures at the Chicago Board of Trade are expected to slowly recover by the end of March, said broker Ryan Ettner of Allendale Inc. in McHenry, Ill.