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Farms.comSep 04 Farm Product Price Index, June 2026 The Farm Product Price Index rose 4.0% in June compared with the same month one year earlier. This increase was mainly due to the gain in the cattle and calves index (+17.5%), which more than offset the declines in the indexes of hogs (-6.4%) and…

Farms.comSep 04 Global Food Commodity Prices Up Again in August Global food prices rose for a second consecutive month in August, reaching their highest level since late 2022, as adverse weather, geopolitical tensions and trade disruptions increased concerns about supplies of major agricultural commodities. The…

Farms.comSep 04 Saskatchewan Yield Estimates Mixed as Harvest Reaches 18% Done Saskatchewan’s 2026 crop is shaping up with lower yields than last year for many major crops, although durum, peas, and mustard are notable exceptions, according to the latest provincial crop report on Thursday. The province currently estimates the…

Farms.comSep 04 Feed Grain Weekly: Crops quality mixed; growers hold out for higher prices The quality of feed grains coming off Prairie fields is a “mixed bag”, as harvest continues, said a Saskatoon-based trader.

Farms.comSep 04 World food prices at highest since 2022 as supply risks mount, FAO says World food prices rose in August to their highest since late 2022, as adverse weather and war disruption in the Black Sea heightened concern over supply of staples, the United Nations’ Food and Agriculture Organization said on Friday.

Farms.comSep 04 Corn rally good news for feed barley prices Tightening global corn supplies should make feed barley more competitive in feedlot alley in 2026-27, say analysts.

Brownfield Ag NewsSep 04 Live cattle, hog futures finish the week lower At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live cattle were lower, feeders were mixed waiting on direct business ahead of the long holiday weekend.  October live cattle closed $1.35 lower at $212.95 and December live cattle closed $1.40 lower at…

Brownfield Ag NewsSep 04 Trump moves to expand beef processing options, competition President Trump has signed a pair of executive orders that address market access and competition for America’s farmers and ranchers.   During a signing ceremony on Friday, the President said the goal is to improve the financial viability of…

Brownfield Ag NewsSep 04 Soybeans, corn, wheat take profits ahead of Labor Day Soybeans were lower on profit taking and technical selling. There was no change in weather, with parts of the region expected to stay hot and dry into the coming week. Some areas could see rain and there’s a chance for temperatures to moderate, but…

Brownfield Ag NewsSep 04 Closing Grain and Livestock Futures: September 4, 2026 Dec. corn $5.36 and 3/4, down 4 centsNov. soybeans $13.09 and 3/4, down 6 and 1/2 centsOct. soybean meal $348.20, down 40 centsOct. soybean oil 68.89, down 74 pointsDec. Chicago wheat $7.34, down 20 and 1/4 centsOct. live cattle $212.95, down…

Farm ProgressSep 04 Rally takes a breather ahead of Labor Day Afternoon Market Recap: Corn, soybean and winter wheat futures landed in the red on Friday.

Brownfield Ag NewsSep 04 Dry weather, variable rain take toll on Michigan corn yield potential A Michigan farmer says sporadic rain during the growing season has cut the top end off corn yield expectations. Matt Frostic tells Brownfield, “In June, I think we had the highest rating corn conditions in the nation, and then we’ve went from…

Brownfield Ag NewsSep 04 Market rally likely to reduce some producer payments An ag economist with the University of Illinois says the recent rally in the commodity markets could impact crop insurance payouts this year. During a recent FarmDoc webinar, Gary Schnitkey says if prices remain at current levels or higher through…

Brownfield Ag NewsSep 04 Higher fuel and fertilizer costs pressure 2026 farm income An ag economist with American Farm Bureau says record production costs in USDA’s September Farm Income Report reflect how much net farm income is eroding. Faith Parum tells Brownfield, “We continue to see a downturn in the farm economy and production…

Brownfield Ag NewsSep 04 BAM Weather: El Niño expected to be the strongest on record A senior meteorologist at BAM Weather says a strengthening El Niño weather pattern could limit harvest windows this fall. Brett Walts says parts of the Corn Belt that saw access rainfall this summer could continue to see wetter conditions. “It…

Brownfield Ag NewsSep 04 Minnesota farmer uses corn rally to empty bins, add new-crop sales A central Minnesota farmer has been taking advantage of recent strength in the corn market. Nick Peterson of St. Cloud says there are opportunities to market both old and new crop. “I’m almost worried that we’re a little far sold on new crop. We were…

Brownfield Ag NewsSep 04 Cheese declines while butter holds steady Friday at CME Cash dairy prices were mixed Friday to end the week at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Dry whey was up $0.0025 to $0.7525. One sale was reported at that price. Forty-pound cheese blocks were down $0.0125 to $1.4650. Fourteen sales were reported…

National Hog FarmerSep 04 Beef export value rises 6% in July; pork falls on PRV hit Technical barriers continue to weigh heavily on beef exports to China; pork exports to Mexico rebounded but were still below year-ago.

Brownfield Ag NewsSep 04 Late-season heat, warmth to continue for much of the Heartland; a pattern shift brings moisture to the West Looking ahead, the 6- to 10-day outlook calls for near- or above-normal temperatures and precipitation nationwide. The south-central and southeastern U.S. have the greatest likelihood of experiencing unusually hot weather. Meanwhile, parts of the…

Brownfield Ag NewsSep 04 Late-season heat wave covers much of the Heartland; scattered showers & t-storms (locally heavy) for some Across the Corn Belt, a thunderstorm cluster is producing heavy rain and localized wind damage in the Great Lakes region. As the day progresses, the threat of severe weather will shift southeastward. Elsewhere, hot, dry weather favors summer crop…

Brownfield Ag NewsSep 04 2026 ethanol, DDGS exports both 13% ahead of 2025 U.S. ethanol exports remain on a record pace more than halfway through 2026. The Renewable Fuels Association says ethanol exports during July were down 3% from June at 199.5 million gallons, while the year-to-date pace is 13% faster than 2025’s…

Brownfield Ag NewsSep 04 Drought threatens crops in western, northwestern Corn Belt A climatologist says crops in the western and northwestern Corn Belt could see some of the greatest drought-related impacts this growing season. “Parts of the Dakotas, Southern Minnesota, even into portions of Wisconsin, Northwest Iowa,…

FeedstuffsSep 04 Supply concerns drive global food prices higher in August FAO Food Price Index rises due mostly to adverse weather, Middle East Conflict and Black Sea trade logistics.

Successful FarmingSep 04 Grains in the Red This Morning | Friday, Sept. 4, 2026 Grain futures prices declined on Friday, Sept. 4, 2026; article signals downward price momentum at market open.

World GrainSep 04 Guatemala rolls out ethanol blending program Use of E10 comes after years of preparation, collaboration

World GrainSep 04 FAO Food Price Index rises again Cereal Price Index reaches highest level since May 2024

World GrainSep 04 Crop year off to record start for CPKC Railroad sets August monthly tonnage, carload mark for Canadian grain

Farm ProgressSep 04 How ‘Hank Holder’ scored a rare win in corn market Morning Market Analysis: Corn and soybean futures were mixed overnight ahead of the three-day Labor Day holiday, with USDA crop report No. 1 a week away.

Farms.comSep 03 U.S. Ethanol Blending Reaches Record Levels in Gasoline U.S. gasoline ethanol blends reached record levels as favorable wholesale pricing and rising E15 demand helped consumers save money and expanded opportunities for corn farmers.

Farms.comSep 03 EU Summer Crop Yields Fall Below 5-Year Average Amid Severe Weather According to the report, impacts range from moderate yield reductions to severe losses, with crop failure likely in the worst-affected regions. Although summer crop conditions remain more favorable in parts of northern and eastern Europe, EU yield…

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