Harvest weather in the USA looks good for the next little while which should get the farmers really cranking out the crop. The markets ended the week a little lower as harvest pressure tried to push prices down. Cash prices in the USA for corn were a bit up and down with some areas seeing lower cash l.....please click PDF to see more details

The USDA WASDE report was a bit of a non-even this week as grain/oilseed markets are still trying to deal with the aftermath of the “Ida” situation. It is reported that while some NOLA facilities are up and operating, none of them are at full capacity and there are still a couple of elevators that are flooded and not operating at all......please click PDF to see more details

Markets in the US are closed on Monday for the Labor Day holiday. Hurricane IDA did a good job of messing things up in the US Gulf and to a degree on the US East Coast. ......please click PDF to see more details

So, how did the week end – corn finished up by about USD 6 m/t, new crop soybeans up by USD 12 m/t, soymeal steady on the week. US winter wheat was up by USD 2 to 5 m/t as the harvest came to an end while spring wheat rallied by about USD 6 m/t. .......please click PDF to see more details.