Chinese purchases propelled export market growth in 2021. But does it live up to Phase 1 agreements?

Domestic grain demand adds bullish pressure to USDA reports, though easing Chinese grain demand could prevent a rally.

Corn, soybeans and wheat all stay within trade estimate.

Cotton tended to improve as the season progressed. Earlier cotton was affected more with hardlock and boll rot than the later crop.

Wheat volume improves slightly week-over-week; corn and soybeans retreat.

Learn what this number is and how it can guide your grain marketing decisions.

While it may not contain big shocks, the agency’s latest report includes important clues for the future.

Catch up on January USDA reports, the Enlist herbicide renewal, food prices and more!

With little new fundamental news, the focus remains on historically tight stocks.

Corn, soybeans and wheat all improve as 2022 gets underway.