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ChemAnalystJun 03 Eni and Côte d’Ivoire Forge Partnership for Sustainable Agricultural Energy Transition
The Western ProducerJun 03 Agriculture must continue to watch public perception
Successful FarmingSuccessful FarmingJun 03 Corn and Soy Close Higher | Tuesday, June 3, 2025 At the close, July corn and soybeans were in the green, while July wheat contracts were lower.
AgWebAgWebJun 03 Corn and Soybeans Finally Bounce: Cattle Reverse Don Roose, U.S. Commodities, says corn and soybeans finally bounced Tuesday after closing lower for several days. He says both markets were adding risk premium but also saw short covering.
Brownfield Ag NewsBrownfield Ag NewsJun 03 Soybeans, corn manage higher finish, wheat down Soybeans were higher on short covering and technical buying. 67% of the crop is good to excellent, with planting and emergence both ahead of average. Crush demand continues to be strong, with April’s total the best for the month on record. That’s…
Farm ProgressFarm ProgressJun 02 Futures spreads: Enhance grain marketing for better farm profits
Brownfield Ag NewsBrownfield Ag NewsJun 03 IL Department of Agriculture lifts poultry exhibition ban
BarchartBarchartJun 03 Wheat Slipping Back As Ratings Improve Wheat is trading with Tuesday AM weakness, as futures are backing off following the ratings improvement. The wheat market held onto the Monday gains at the close, with contracts posting positive trade. Chicago SRW futures were 5 to 7 cents higher.…
BarchartBarchartJun 03 Corn Showing Early Tuesday Gains Corn price action early on Tuesday is 1 to 2 cents higher. Futures closed out Monday with contracts 2 to 5 ¾ cents in the red, as the bear spreading continues. Preliminary open interest on Monday was down 8,414 contracts, mainly in the July (-10,891)…
CropLifeJun 03 NCGA Yield Contest a Testing Ground for High-Yielding Corn A runner-up finish was nice, but the real prize is farm-wide gains for Blake Sims.
Nebraska Public MediaNebraska Public MediaJun 02 Drought is pushing cattle out of pastures and into feed yards earlier than normal Nebraska saw more cattle on feed last month compared to May 2024. The state saw a 2% increase in cattle in feedlots, while the U.S. saw an overall 2% decrease.
Successful FarmingSuccessful FarmingJun 03 Will There be a Summer Rally for Corn? The potential of a large 2025/2026 crop is keeping the December 2025 futures prices in check for the moment, but history suggests a summer corn price rally for new crop corn futures is still a strong possibility. Markets analyst Naomi Blohm shares…
ReutersReutersJun 03 Vietnam firms to sign MoUs to buy $2 bln of US farm produce Vietnamese firms will sign memorandums of understanding with U.S. partners to buy $2 billion worth of American farm produce, the agriculture ministry said on Tuesday, part of efforts to seal a new trade deal between the two countries.
ZAWYAZAWYAJun 03 South Africa: Agriculture profitability outlook boosted after a surprise rate cut, the first for 2025
UkrAgroConsultUkrAgroConsultJun 03 Australia to cut wheat production by 10% in 2025/26 — ABARES Australia’s wheat production in 2025-26 will fall by 10% to 30.6 million tonnes, but the expected harvest is well above the 10-year average, according to the Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics (ABARES). Low soil moisture in…
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YahooYahooJun 03 Bobby Flay Shares Grilled Chicken, Corn Black Bean Salad Recipes Chef Bobby Flay stops by the TODAY plaza to share two summer dishes: grilled chicken with molasses and a rum barbecue sauce and charred corn black bean salad. Get the recipes!
S&P GlobalJun 03 Platts Corn CFR S Korea Price Assessment Corn CFR S Korea price assessment by S&P Global Commodity Insights. Get a comprehensive market overview for the insight you need to make informed decisions.
Successful FarmingSuccessful FarmingJun 03 Corn and Soy In the Green | Tuesday, June 3, 2025 Ahead of 9:20 a.m. CT, July corn and soybeans were higher, while July wheat contracts were in the red.
Kansas ReflectorJun 03 Kansas lawmakers in D.C. stand aside as Farm Bill writers raid SNAP — again With the extension of the extension ending in just four months Republicans are running the same play and running scared.

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