1. Grains, Beans Little Changed in Overnight Trading; 2. Export Sales of Soybeans Surge Week-to-Week, Corn Sales Up Slightly; 3. Frost Warning Issued in Wisconsin While Flooding Continues Along Mississippi River

1. Soybeans and Corn Little Changed, Wheat Falls Overnight; 2. Ethanol Production Reaches Highest in More Than Two Months While Stockpiles Fall; 3. Flood Warnings Persists Even After Storm Moves North Out of U.S.

1. Wheat Futures Higher Overnight While Corn, Beans Mixed; 2. Australia Raises Wheat Production Outlook by 25% as Rain Falls in Crop-Growing Areas; 3. Flood Watches and Warnings Issued in Parts of Central Iowa

1. Soybeans and Grains Lower in Overnight Trading; 2. Export Inspections Lower Across the Board Week-to-Week, USDA Says; 3. Flash Flood Warnings, Watches Issued in Missouri, Iowa, Northern Midwest

1. Corn Rises Overnight While Soybeans Little Changed; 2. Speculative Investors Bump Net-Short Positions in Corn, Wheat Futures; 3. Flash Flood Watches in Effect From Wisconsin to Gulf Coast as Cristobal Makes Landfall

Good morning, you're listening to Successful Farming Daily. Here are three big things you need to know today, Friday, June 5th. 1. Ag markets watch soybeans rally This week's farm markets have been driven by the strength in the soybean complex. With the U.S. dollar falling and the Brazilian Real rising, U.S. soybeans are cheaper on the world export market. This has shifted business from Brazil to the U.S., with China being the biggest customer.

1. Ag markets trend higher, dollar lower; 2. U.S. weekly ethanol demand rises; 3. The Stock market digests unemployment data, earnings reports

1. Soybeans, Wheat Higher in Overnight Trading; 2. Threats to Halt Agricultural Purposes by China May Just Be `Sabre-Rattling,' Commerzbank Says; 3. Severe Thunderstorms Forecast in Parts of Southern Plains, Northern Indiana

1. Soybean Futures Higher in Overnight Trading; 2. Export Inspections Higher Across the Board Week-to-Week, USDA Says; 3. Scattered Thunderstorms, Some Severe, Expected in Parts of South Dakota and Nebraska

1. Wheat Futures Lower Overnight on Global Weather; 2. Speculators Raise Net-Short Positions in Corn While Lowering Bullish Bets on Beans; 3. Hot Weather Expected in Iowa This Week While Flooding Continues in the Midwest