The USDA raised corn and soybeans yields in the August WASDE. Both markets should trade lower into the end of the month

Yield forecasts are coming in and they suggest corn and soybeans are both above trend. Corn and soybeans should feel pricing pressure for the rest of August and into September

Seasonally corn and soybeans tend to grind lower for the rest of the summer. We expect seasonal lows to occur at the end of August or by mid September

Corn will most likely drift lower between now and the end of August. Seasonally corn tends to rally from Mid Sept through October

The macro markets are rallying on COVID vaccine progress while whear rallies off rumors of China buying US SRW Wheat

We are in a weather market for corn and soybeans. The forecasts are cooler and wetter and that is good for production

The June 30 Acreage and Quarterly Stocks report always has the potential for big moves in corn, soybeans, and wheat

In today's podcast we go over why the stock market rally is for real and what it means for the macro markets and commodities

The June 2020 WASDE was fairly neutral. The big surprise was the 8 million metric ton increase in new crop global wheat stocks

The May 2020 Employment Report was the biggest bullish surprise we've ever seen. Listen to Turner's Take podcast to find out why.