wheat prices

Global wheat stocks just got tighter according to the latest WASDE Report, and with El Niño bearing down on major fall harvest countries, prices could shift significantly by year's end.

This past marketing year has offered a glimmer of hope for farmers faced with tough times. Learn how U.S. wheat is making waves globally.

Input costs are high, commodity prices are low, so grain farmers can’t afford to leave yield in the field.

USDA has tightened the ending stocks in the 2025-2026 domestic wheat balance sheet for July.

The USDA made only minor changes to both the domestic and world wheat ballot sheets for June.  World Agricultural Outlook Board chair Mark Jekanowski said they got some new information regarding the American winter wheat crop.   “The changes were small, fairly negligible, so it doesn't really move the needle in terms of our overall U.S. wheat production ...

The USDA is expecting another global record wheat crop in the upcoming marketing year.  USDA World Agricultural Outlook Board Chair Mark Jekanowski said the current forecast for the new crop year is 808.5 million tons.  So, why the increase?   “A big rebound in pr...

Not a lot of changes to report in USDA’s April global wheat production forecast.  But, there was some activity of note in the world wheat supply and demand ledger.   “In particular, we reduced Chinas wheat imports by three million tons this month, which brings them down to only 3.5 million tons of feed exp...

The USDA’s monthly wheat outlook shows an expected jump in export forecasts because of weaker exports from Russia and the European Union.  Wheat shipments will total 850 million bushels in the 2024-2025 marketing year that ends on May 31st.  That’s up fro...

U.S. wheat production for the 2024-2025 marketing year is estimated at 1.971 billion bushels, up 9% year-over-year and the highest level since 2016-2017.  The USDA said this stands in contrast to a long-term downward trend in U.S. wheat production that resulted in declining acreage as farmers switched to other crops like corn and soybeans.     ...

Wheat growers across Europe have dealt with some unpleasant weather this year, and because of that, the USDA has lowed its projections for EU wheat production.  But despite that drop, :"when you add it all up across all of the major producers, we're looking at record large global production,” noted USDA Outlook chairman Mark Jekanowski.  He added that...