During the month of December, corn, wheat, and soybean prices have steadily increased. Join our hosts as they explain what this means to you.

Both corn and soybeans gained value this week, even though a lot of the big items remain somewhat unsolved.

There is quite a bit of international and political news this week. How and when it will impact the grain markets is a little complicated to decipher. Join our hosts as they give you their perspectives.

This week saw several conflicting pieces of news with regard to China, some negative, some positive.

With the holiday-shortened week, we dedicated our time to talk with our Grain Marketing Advisors. Join us to hear a little bit about their perspective on Harvest 2019, Thanksgiving and more.

The impact of this week's Hong Kong Human Rights Act of 2019 on trade is our BIG STORY. How will it impact our trade with China? Join our hosts as they discuss the impact this could have on the grain markets. Also, a yield review and special agronomy report from our Director of Procurement, Eric Lerdal.  

USDA says soybean harvest is almost done. Corn harvest continues, but the end appears to be in sight.

The USDA released their latest WASDE at 11 AM Friday, and it was a little bit of a curveball. Join our hosts for updates on this and other factors impacting grain markets.

With corn harvest finally in what feels like full swing, there doesn’t seem to be a shortage of wet corn. With that, we’ve seen an increased demand for propane and supply issues that have caused many states to declare a state of emergency in an effort to improve access to supply.

The big story this week is the ongoing harvest delays due to rain. It looks like that may be changing over the next week, but be careful what you wish for.