This week we take another look at 2020-21 corn and soybeans projections.  We make conservative assumptions about 2019-20 final production and 2020-21 acres, yields, and demand.  If there are no big production surprises in the US or South America,

In our latest podcast we go over our thoughts on the macro economy and why we like gold, the stocks market and the US Dollar.  Then we talk about how grains typically make a seasonal low at the end of August and why we like the corn and soybeans in Sep...

Corn and soybeans both broke through support today.  The demand bears have been in full control of the market while the supply bulls are in retreat.  In this podcast we go over the bull and the bear cases.  What each of them thinks and why.

Corn and soybeans both broke through support today.  The demand bears have been in full control of the market while the supply bulls are in retreat.  In this podcast we go over the bull and the bear cases.  What each of them thinks and why.

In the podcast I go over what the supply bulls and demand bears are fighting about.  On the supply side the US could be at a 12.25 billion production level for corn and 3.5 billion for soybeans.  If corn production is 12.

The CBOT remains range bound as traders debate supply (acres and yield) and demand (exports and feed).  The market will have little guidance from the USDA until the August 12th WASDE report.  Weather forecasts have temps getting cooler with more precip...

The USDA will release their July WASDE on Thursday, July 11th, at 11 am central.  We think the report could be bearish for corn and wheat, but has the potential for a bullish surprise in soybeans.   Take a listen to Turner's Take Podcast to hear more

Happy Independence Day!  It is a holiday week and it feels that way.  Wednesday is an early close, Thursday we are closed for Independence Day, and Friday is a full day but the markets should be very quiet.

I'm back from my family vacation/reunion and it doesn't look like much has changed.  This Friday we have the Quarterly Stocks and Planted Acres report.  I think stocks will be high as higher grain prices have hurt US exports.

I think corn could have  a rough go of it early next week. If so then I think we start to bottom out on Wednesday.  After we get the initial crop conditions report out of the way and the WASDE, the market goes back to acres, yield,