Articles tagged under: wheat

What’s Hot What’s Not in the Markets

Published September 28, 2026

Soybean meal remains one of the stronger areas of the commodity markets, supported by tight supplies and strong cash soybean values. Martinson Ag Risk Management President Randy Martinson says crushers are having difficulty securing enough soybeans to meet meal commitments.…
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Canada Reports Large Crop Carryover

Published September 10, 2026

Canada finished the 2025-26 marketing year with large carryover stocks of wheat, canola and pulse crops. Wheat stocks totaled 6.6 million metric tons, up from 4.2 million tons a year earlier. Canadian canola supplies at the end of July were…
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Corn Leads U.S. Export Inspections

Published September 10, 2026

Corn led U.S. grain export inspections as the new marketing year got underway. USDA says corn inspections totaled about 1.66 million metric tons for the week ending September 3. Soybean inspections totaled roughly 422,000 metric tons, while wheat inspections reached…
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Global Grain Prices Move Higher

Published September 9, 2026

Global grain prices moved higher in August. The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization reported its cereal price index increased 2.2 percent from July as wheat, corn and rice prices strengthened. Global wheat prices increased 2.6 percent during the month…
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Global Grain Prices Rise in August

Published September 9, 2026

Global grain prices moved higher in August, according to the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization, FAO's cereal price index increased 2.2 percent from July as wheat, corn and rice prices strengthened. Global wheat prices increased 2.6 percent during the…
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Wheat Buyers Watch Black Sea Disruptions

Published September 9, 2026

Disruptions involving Black Sea ports are adding uncertainty to the global wheat market. NDSU Extension Crops Economist Frayne Olson said buyers are watching both the extent and duration of the disruptions. “The big concern right now is how much damage…
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Black Sea Fighting Supports Wheat

Published August 14, 2026

Fighting around the Black Sea is providing some support for wheat prices, but stronger U.S. exports are needed to sustain the rally. USDA cut expected wheat exports from Russia and Ukraine by a combined 2.5 million metric tons, or roughly…
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No Bin-Buster

Published August 14, 2026

Dry conditions are limiting crop potential in northeastern North Dakota. Walhalla-area farmer Richard Dunnigan says soybeans have held up surprisingly well despite the lack of moisture, but wheat has been less impressive. Small grain harvest is underway in the region,…
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Wheat Harvest Pushes North

Published August 13, 2026

The U.S. wheat harvest is moving into its final stages in the Southern Plains and picking up speed farther north. Less than ten percent of the hard red winter wheat crop remains to be harvested, with the crop continuing to…
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Black Sea Uncertainty Could Benefit U.S. Wheat

Published August 10, 2026

Shipping disruptions in the Black Sea are adding uncertainty to global wheat trade. NDSU Extension Crops Economist Frayne Olson says recent disruptions can “throw some real, real wrinkles into the supply chains.” For buyers, the timing is critical. “If you’ve…
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