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Lighter Traffic Deepens HTF Shortfall

A long-term commitment to invest in our aging infrastructure is essential to the overall health of the industry

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Markets Steady Going Into July Option Expiration at Friday's Close

Impact of the economic slowdown adds uncertainty to June crop report

U.S. Food Exporters Sign Safety Declarations

Exporters are sending safety letters with cargoes instead of Covid-19 free declarations

Container ship New Orleans

USDA Crop Condition Report Highlights

Corn crop was rated 73% good to excellent up from 72% last week

Markets Move Higher After Surprising Acreage Report

USDA reduced the planted corn acreage estimate by 5 million acres

Grains Pause, Watching Weather Going Into Long Holiday Weekend

Corn usage was still almost 35% below 460M bushels seen in same month last year

One-Third of CFAP Payments Now Out the Door

$9.5B in funding has been offered as financial support for producers impacted by COVID-19-driven supply, demand and revenue disruptions

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Ag Markets Begin Week Higher on Midwest Weather Forecast

Crop conditions are likely to be steady to possibly slightly lower when reported later this afternoon

USDA Crop Conditions Mostly Stable

Changes expected in USDA June Report

Further Cuts to Russia, Ukraine and EU Wheat

USDA will likely account for the smaller crops coming out of the EU and Russia in its report this Friday

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U.S. Weekly Export Sales

Soybeans are expected to make a comeback in 2020 with China’s growing hog herd the key reason

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Beef & Pork Supply Chain Recovering

The story has shifted from dire predictions of meat shortages to one of potential oversupply, soft demand and a relative return to normal

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