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Grain Trade & Export
Record grain stocks drive transport demand
High inventory levels across major producing states signal continued strength in rail and barge shipments through summer.
Business & Markets
Farmer sentiment falls as input costs rise
Purdue University-CME Group survey shows producers’ outlook declining for second straight month, with 47% citing high input costs as top concern.
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Soybean crushing rises 5% from year earlier
U.S. processors crushed 6.39 million tons of soybeans in May 2026, producing 2.47 billion pounds of crude oil.
Grain Trade & Export
Corn exports climb 21% from previous week
U.S. corn shipments totaled 1.82 million metric tons for the week ending June 25, with Japan and Mexico as top destinations.
Transportation
Rail grain carloads up 8% from last year
Weekly report shows mixed transportation trends as barge movements increase and ocean rates decline.
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Rough rice stocks rise 7% from last year
National inventory reaches 74.8 million hundredweight on June 1, driven by long grain varieties.
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