Tidbits, Yield & Acres, Brazil, Biofuel, Trade Talks 9/14/25
- Wright team
- Sep 14
- 4 min read
Tidbits
Yield: Darren Frye of Water Street Commodities in Peoria has been a market analyst for 42 years and is well respected in the business. He is not afraid to say what he thinks no matter who is listening. After Friday’s USDA numbers were released he wrote on X:
"I am lowering my yield range in corn to 170-175 (USDA 186.7). USDA will be coming down big on next report. People think it was a perfect year for corn. Well, the corn is speaking and it is saying this is an “epic” miss as yields are terrible. IL and IA will be very lucky to stay above 200 (USDA has both at 219). My soybean yield range is 49.5-51.0 (USDA 53.5).
Lows are in. China not showing up for soybeans won’t matter much when we cut 250 million out of production. Soybeans don’t like the 11.00 handle so if we get above 11 don’t be surprised to see 12 or higher."
Corn acres: StoneX commodity analyst, Mike Castle:
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