Successful Farming Daily

Listen to the SF Daily podcast for today, September 26, 2025,

Harvest yields in corn are variable, with disease pressure reducing yields by up to 70 bushels per acre. Corn and soybean basis are tightening. Argentina resumed soybean exports to China, and India is buying record volumes of soy oil. Mexico's corn imports may increase due to a border closure, impacting US exports. Wheat sales rose 43% week-over-week, with significant purchases from the Philippines, Italy, Indonesia, and Japan. Live cattle futures are under pressure, with box beef prices falling. The Midwest expects dry weather, while the southeast and southwest face potential flash flooding.

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Listen to the SF Daily podcast for today, September 25, 2025, with host Lorrie Boyer. These quick and informative episodes cover the commodity markets, weather, and the big things happening in agriculture each morning.

The undervaluation of corn, soybeans, and wheat in the global market is driven by lower yields and strong demand. The interior cash market is choppy, especially for corn, due to increased storage capacity and tightening markets in the Southwest. Argentina reinstated export taxes on grains, beef, and poultry. Ethanol production fell to a four-month low, with inventories rising to 23.416 million barrels. Live cattle futures weakened due to lower box beef prices, and dense fog is expected in parts of the Midwest.

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Listen to the SF Daily podcast for today, September 24, 2025,

The US corn harvest is progressing with lower yields than expected, leading to cautious market adjustments. Soybean exports from Argentina to China are surging due to a tax suspension, reducing demand for US soybeans. Wheat prices are firming due to high US demand. The US government plans to allocate $285 billion to support agriculture, including $5.5 billion for export finance. The National Corn Growers Association highlighted near-record high input costs, with corn production costing $897.44 per acre last year. Livestock markets showed mixed results, with feeder cattle demand strong due to border closures. Heavy rainfall is expected in parts of Kansas and Texas, with flood warnings issued.

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Listen to the SF Daily podcast for today, September 23, 2025,

The soybean market's weakness is due to Argentina's suspended export taxes, which lowered prices. Despite a rally in tech stocks and concerns over the U.S. economy, crude oil prices dropped due to demand worries. China imported a record 12.3 million metric tons of soybeans in August, with 85% from Brazil and a 31% increase from the U.S. U.S. egg production declined by 2% in August, with a 5% rise in egg-type chicks. The cattle on feed report triggered a bullish response, and the discovery of the New World screw worm near the U.S. border could impact markets. Excessive rain in Kansas increased flood risks.

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Listen to the SF Daily podcast for today, September 22, 2025,

The uncertainty in U.S. corn production and the persistent demand, with flash sales returning. Harvest yields are mixed, with some corn crops dying. Soybean yields are struggling due to a 36% drop in Chinese demand, with domestic demand remaining high. Trade tensions with China and Taiwan, along with seasonal harvest pressure, are driving safe-haven buying, with gold prices rising. A new case of New World screw worm near the U.S.-Mexico border was reported. Lower Mississippi River levels due to drought are affecting barge rates. Investors are turning bullish on beans, reducing net short positions. Cattle futures are rising despite weak cash and boxed beef prices. Severe weather is forecasted for the central and southern plains.

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Listen to the SF Daily podcast for today, September 19, 2025,

Uncertainty in U.S. corn yields and quality is leading to questions about price discovery. China's soybean purchases are below expectations. Presidential talks between Trump and Xi may influence ag trade. Brazil's CONAB projected a 138.3 million metric ton corn crop for 2025-2026, down slightly from last year, with soybean production at 177.7 million metric tons. Wheat sales and exports saw significant week-over-week increases. Cattle traders are maintaining long positions amid weak boxed beef prices. Isolated thunderstorms and potential flooding were noted in the weather segment.

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Listen to the SF Daily podcast for today, September 18, 2025,

.Wheat demand is strong due to logistical issues in the Black Sea, with U.S. exports 12% ahead of last year. Soybean demand remains robust despite minimal Chinese buying and weather concerns. Corn yields are impacted by disease and export demand. Ethanol production dropped to its lowest level since May, with inventories declining. Cattle futures may face a price correction due to reduced beef consumption. The Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 25 basis points. Severe weather is expected in parts of the Midwest, with potential localized flooding.

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Listen to the SF Daily podcast for today, September 17, 2025, with host Lorrie Boyer. These quick and informative episodes cover the commodity markets, weather, and the big things happening in agriculture each morning.

The Federal Reserve's expected interest rate cut may be limited by rising inflation. Economists predict a 40% chance of recession due to labor reports and inflation. Corn demand is high, soybean harvest is progressing with low moisture issues, and wheat exports could increase by 35 million bushels. US-China trade talks and potential US-India trade discussions could boost commodity demand. The EPA's proposal to reallocate renewable volume credits was welcomed by the Renewable Fuels Association. Livestock markets showed mixed results, with cattle futures weak and feeder cattle demand strong.

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Listen to the SF Daily podcast for today, September 16, 2025,

The challenges in corn and soybean yields include some areas experiencing below-average yields and high shatter rates. Despite this, U.S. corn and soybean exports are up significantly, with soybean crush running 20% ahead of last year. The Federal Reserve is expected to cut interest rates by 25 basis points due to a weakening labor market. Brazil's corn planting is slightly behind last year, and soybean planting is just starting. Export inspections of corn, wheat, and soybeans are up, with corn inspections at 1.51 million metric tons. Cattle futures are supported by tight supplies, and thunderstorms are forecast for parts of the southern plains and eastern Iowa.

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Listen to the SF Daily podcast for today, September 15, 2025,

The USDA's August WASDE report showed a slight bearish trend despite increased harvestable acres. Disease pressure in corn fields is causing significant yield losses. Weather forecasts predict favorable conditions for harvest activity. Money managers turned bearish on soybean futures, with a net short position of 13,382 contracts. In corn, the net short position increased to 99,593 contracts. Livestock markets saw a negative tone, with cash cattle prices down. Storms are possible in parts of Iowa and Illinois, and dry conditions may lead to fire risks in Central

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