Author: Kelley Fornoff

By: Kelley Fornoff – Grains moved higher overnight on weather and technicals. At the break, May corn is 1’6 higher at 363’4, May soybeans are 4’0 higher at 954’2, and May Chicago wheat is 2’0 higher at 421’0. Weekly export sales were out this morning and were on the disappointing…

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By: Dan Hueber – Outside of shoveling corn from the bottom of bins or scraping it from the corners of trucks, I came of age in the grain business so to speak, shortly after the “Great Grain Robbery” in 1972.  This was when the then Soviet Union shocked the world…

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By: Dan Hueber – Outside of shoveling corn from the bottom of bins or scraping it from the corners of trucks, I came of age in the grain business so to speak, shortly after the “Great Grain Robbery” in 1972.  This was when the then Soviet Union shocked the world…

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By: Kelley Fornoff – Grains are mixed overnight with corn and soybeans turning higher. At the break, May corn is 0’6 higher at 362’4, May soybeans are 4’4 higher at 950’4, and May Chicago wheat is 0’2 lower at 422’2. News is light this morning with weather being the main…

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By: Kelley Fornoff – Grains are mixed overnight with corn continuing its move lower and soybeans turning lower as well. At the break, May corn is 1’0 lower at 365’4, May soybeans are 5’4 lower at 947’6, and May Chicago wheat is 0’6 higher at 421’6. Corn failed to hold…

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