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Mar Wheat - 0.25 Higher Mar Corn - 0.25 Higher to 0.75 Lower Mar Bean Oil - 0.08 Lower Jan Beans - Steady February Crude Oil marked its low price 13 cents above the 56.10 support level, after selling off about 1.40 bucks from last night's high price print. support - 56.10, 55.50 resistance - 57.25, 57.60, 58.00 January Soybeans marked the low price 3.00 cents below the 1070.00 lower bracket support number, after selling down about 13.00 cents from the early morning high price

World Free-On-Board Grain & Oilseed Prices for December 13, 2025

Mar Wheat - 0.50 Higher to 0.25 Lower Mar Corn - Steady Mar Bean Oil - Steady Jan Beans - 0.75 Lower Crude price - 57.42, up 0.18 S&P price - 68.37.00, up 6.25 At 4.6 billion tons, sugarcane is the world’s largest agricultural product by volume. Brazil, India, and Thailand lead the globe in sugarcane cultivation, providing raw material for sugar and biofuels. For pertinent news and fundamental grain market information, sign-up for a 30 day, no cost, no obligation, no phone ca

January Crude Oil marked its low price 5 cents above the 57.10 support level, after selling off about 1.05 bucks from the high printed the evening before. Feb support - 56.85, 56.10 Feb resistance - 58.00, 58.85 January Bean's breakdown to new lows indicates the probability of it targeting the previous 1072.00 support number. This area is also the top of an old gap. support - 1072.00-1070.00, 1062.00 resistance - 1085.50, 1096.50 March Corn marked its low price 2 ticks above

Mar Wheat - 1.00 Higher Mar Corn - 0.25 Higher to 1.25 Lower Mar Bean Oil - Steady Jan Beans - 0.50 Higher January Crude Oil overshot the support mark by 64 cents, after selling off from slightly below yesterday's high, about 1.93 bucks to the 57.01 low price print. Price quickly rebounded past the 57.65 support level by 18 cents at 1:45 PM CDT. support - 57.35, 57.10, 55.95, resistance - 58.50, 59.00, 59.65 January Soybeans marked the high price 1.00 cent above the 1094.00 r

Mar Wheat - Steady to 0.25 Lower Mar Corn - Steady to 1.25 Lower Mar Bean Oil - 0.04 Higher to 0.02 Lower Jan Beans - Steady to 0.50 Lower January Crude Oil marked its low price 1 tick above the 57.65 support level, then rallied about 1.40 Dollars to 15 cents below the 59.20 resistance number. support - 58.40, 57.65 resistance - 59.40-59.65, 60.30 January Soybeans marked the high price 1.25 cents below the 1095.00 resistance level, after rallying about 12.25 cents from the se

Mar Wheat - 0.50 Lower Mar Corn - Steady to 1.00 Lower Mar Bean Oil - 0.03 Higher Jan Beans - Steady to 0.50 Lower January Crude Oil marked its low price 13 cents beneath the 58.25 bracket support, after selling off about 1.10 bucks from the high price printed earlier in the trade session. support - 58.10-57.95, 57.65 resistance - 59.20, 59.65 January Soybeans violated the 1091.00 support number by 6.50 cents possibly on the way to test 1072.50. The trade lost a net 6.00 cent

Mar Wheat - Steady to 0.25 Lower Mar Corn - Steady to 0.75 Lower Mar Bean Oil - Steady Jan Beans - 0.25 Higher to 0.75 Lower January Crude Oil marked its low price 12 cents below the 58.80 support level, after selling off about 1.60 bucks from slightly below resistance. support - 58.35-58.25, 57.65 resistance - 59.65, 60.30 January Soybeans marked the low price 1.25 cents above the 1091.00 support number, after selling down about 15.00 cents from the morning high price print.

World Free-On-Board Grain & Oilseed Prices for December 6, 2025

Mar Wheat - Steady Mar Corn - 0.25 Higher to 1.00 Lower Mar Bean Oil - Steady to 0.03 Higher Jan Beans - 0.25 to 0.50 Lower Crude price - 60.14, up 0.06 S&P price - 6877.00, down 1.25 Subsidies: Up until the mid-1980’s, grain production in the U.S. was heavily subsidized by the government to keep the price of food low for American consumers and to keep farmers farming. In the case of wheat, about 30% of the cost of production was paid for by U.S. government subsidies. For per

January Crude Oil marked its high price at the stated 60.50 resistance level, after a rally of almost 1.60 Dollars from the evening low prices. Excuse the dyslexia on yesterday's report. support - 59.45, 58.80 resistance - 60.50, 60.85 January Soybeans marked the low price print 1.00 cent above the 1103.50 support number, after selling down about 16.00 cents from the morning high print. support - 1103.00-1101.50, 1091.00 resistance - 1112.00-1113.50, 1118.00, 1120.50 March Co

An AI summary of the key points — and especially what changes under the Expanding Access to Risk Protection  (EARP) final rule (2025-21482) mean — with particular notes about possible impacts for row-crop producers. What is EARP The rule was issued by the Federal Crop Insurance Corporation (FCIC / Risk Management Agency, RMA) under the US Department of Agriculture. It revises the regulations in 7 CFR (Parts 400, 407, 457), covering the Basic Provisions of the main crop-insura

Mar Wheat - 0.25 Lower Mar Corn - Steady to 0.50 Lower Mar Bean Oil - Steady to 0.06 Higher Jan Beans - Steady to 1.00 Lower January Crude Oil marked its high price 2 ticks above the 60.00 bracket resistance level after rallying about 1.20 bucks from the low print of the session. The price action and volume near today's high indicated probable capitulation/exhaustion. support - 60.00, 60.50 resistance - 58.80, 58.27, 57.95 January Soybeans marked the low price 1.00 cent abov

Mar Wheat - Steady Mar Corn - 0.50 Lower Mar Bean Oil - 0.04 Higher Jan Beans - Steady to 1.00 Lower January Crude Oil marked its low price 10 cents above the 58.27 support level, then rallied about 1.27 bucks without hitting resistance. support - 58.37, 57.65 resistance - 59.65, 60.00-60.10 January Soybeans marked the low price 1.50 cents below the 1117.00 support number, after selling off about 16.25 cents from the previous night's high print. support - 1113.00-1110.00, 110

Mar Wheat - Steady Mar Corn - Steady to 1.00 Lower Mar Bean Oil - 0.03 Lower Jan Beans - Steady to 1.25 Lower January Crude Oil marked its low price 3 ticks above the 58.25 support level, after selling off about 1.40 Dollars from the early evening high price print. support - 58.27, 57.65 resistance - 59.16, 60.00-60.10 January Soybeans marked the low price 1 tick above the 1123.00 support number, after selling down about 12.50 cents from the early morning high print. support

Mar Wheat - Steady to 0.25 Lower Mar Corn - Steady to 1.00 Lower Mar Bean Oil - 0.09 Higher Jan Beans - Steady to 0.75 Lower January Crude Oil marked its high price 13 cents below the 60.10 resistance level, then sold off about 1.15 bucks from the high to the low price print. Crude, at the time of this writing, is closing about 90 cents in the positive today, and remains above support. support - 58.85, 58.25, 57.95 resistance - 60.00-60.10, 60.50 January Soybeans marked the l

World Free-On-Board Grain & Oilseed Prices for November 29, 2025

Mar Wheat - Steady Mar Corn - 0.25 Higher to 0.75 Lower Mar Bean Oil - Steady to 0.03 Higher Jan Beans - Steady to 1.00 Lower Crude price - 59.26, up 0.71 S&P price - 6840.50, down 19.00 President Abraham Lincoln created the USDA on 15 May 1862 to support farmers who were growing the food to feed the civilians and the soldiers fighting to save the Union. Lincoln believed that agriculture was vital to a stable society, and he wanted to show the nation’s gratitude to the nation

January Crude Oil closed 2 cents below the 58.50 support level, after selling off about 1.40 bucks from the high to the low price print. support - 58.25, 57.65 resistance - 59.65, 60.10 January Soybeans marked the low price 1.00 cent below the 1130.75 support number, then rallied about 9.00 cents to the session high. support - 1135.00, 1128.00 resistance - 1143.00, 1169.50 March Corn marked its low price 1.00 cent above the 442.50 support level, then rallied about 5.00 cents

March Wheat - Steady to 1.00 Higher March Corn - Steady March Bean Oil - Steady Jan Beans - Steady to 1.00 Higher Ford, part 2: Henry searched the world for the best agronomists to develop soybean varieties and the best growing procedures. He recruited the best oil seed scientists to develop new uses for soybeans. By 1932, Henry Ford was the world’s “go to guy” for anyone seeking information about growing and using soybeans! He perfected the manufacture of making plastic fro