Crops are still looking good, especially wheat which is signaling record yields in North Dakota. The crew discusses Friday's court ruling on Small Refinery Exemptions that sent soybean oil futures lower and more...

The speculator market has near record short positions across the major grain & oilseed markets. Crop conditions are still looking good for corn and soybeans after some milder weather recently.

All grains were down last week as corn and soybeans saw record shorts in the spec market. Crop conditions are still looking good as the eastern corn belt got some needed rains and the northern plains got a much needed break.

The Moving Parts crew discusses milder weather for the NW corn belt, improved crop conditions, and a big week of spec selling for everything except soybean oil

Big week of selling for most of the major crops last week. Today, the crew discusses Friday's USDA Acreage and Grain Stocks reports, the Cold Storage report, and continued wetness in the northern corn belt

Crop conditions have deteriorated a bit, but still looking pretty good on average. Dave touches on last week's USDA June Supply & Demand report. Corn belt weather looks hotter and wetter for the next couple weeks which should help crop conditions.

The wheat market still seems to be leading the parade. The corn belt has plenty of moisture so bring on the heat! Jay updates dairy and Paige talks weather.

Planting appears to be about done, weather is still wet but the moisture is welcome. Jay talks about the exciting butter market and Scott updates us on wheat.