The change in latitude (price levels) of old-crop and new-crop corn is changing the attitude toward both markets.

On Friday I was interviewed by Michelle Rook on AgWeb's Markets Now. I spoke about the recent action in the corn, wheat, and soybean markets. In addition, we discussed the cattle markets.

The three wheat markets continue to raise a number of questions as we make our way toward the end of May.

I know there are new readers to this site every year. Given that, I feel compelled to post my annual Public Service Announcement regarding NASS' weekly numbers.

In my interview today with Michelle Rook on AgWeb's Markets Now I spoke about the recent move higher in wheat, soybean, and corn prices. I also discussed crude oil, interest rates, and the cattle markets....

A few key economic indicator markets seem to be telling us the consumerism that has underpinned the US economy could be waning.

As the end of meteorological spring grows larger on the horizon our attention turns to the next seasonal moves in the Grains sector.

In my Morning Commentary, I took a look at what real fundamentals were for the Grains sector given its another USDA report day.

The commodity sector is heating up, with real fundamentals for a number of markets growing more bullish, as indicated by their forward curves.

On Saturday I joined Mike Pearson from Farm Progress on This Week in Agribusiness. We discussed the recent rally in corn, soybean, and wheat prices.