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Chicago Grain Futures Rise, U.S. Government Shutdown May End

Corn and Wheat Futures Prices Drop at Chicago Mercantile Exchange

Corn and Wheat Futures Prices Rise on Chicago Mercantile Exchange

US Soybeans and Corn Futures Prices Reach Monthly High

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Soybean barge basis bids to the U.S. Gulf Coast fell due to price volatility and uncertain Chinese demand, while corn basis bids firmed. December corn futures hit a five-month high ahead of USDA reports. Taiwan bought 65,000 tons of U.S. corn. River freight costs remain steady amid tight barge supplies.

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Corn Eases Lower into the Weekend

Corn Posting Fractional Losses at Midday

Corn Posting Fractional Losses at Midday

Corn Starting Friday with Weakness

Corn Starting Friday with Weakness

Trade Deals Likely to Fuel Demand for U.S. Corn

Trade Deals Likely to Fuel Demand for U.S. Corn

Chicago Board of Trade corn futures fell on October 21 due to seasonal harvest pressure and profit-taking after a five-session rally. The December corn contract settled down 3-1⁄2 cents at $4.19-1⁄2 per bushel, facing resistance around $4.25. The market is fluctuating between $4.25 and $4.09 as traders await clarity on crop size. Additionally, tensions between the U.S. and Colombia, a key corn buyer, have increased following U.S. tariff threats related to Colombia's drug policy.

CBOT corn ends down on harvest pressure, profit-taking

Chicago soybean futures rose for the fifth consecutive session, driven by optimism over U.S.-China trade talks, with prices reaching a one-month high of $10.34-3/4 per bushel. President Trump expressed hopes for a fair trade deal with China, potentially boosting soybean purchases. Corn prices also increased by 0.18% to $4.24 per bushel, while wheat rose 0.15% to $5.05-1/2 per bushel, despite remaining near five-year lows due to ample global supply.

Chicago soybeans extend gains on US-China trade optimism; corn, wheat firm

Grain futures markets experienced notable price increases last week, with December corn futures reaching a three-week high, gaining 9.5 cents. November soybeans rose by 12.75 cents, while December soybean meal closed at a four-week high, increasing by $6.00. Overall, the grain bulls are showing signs of recovery, indicating potential upward trends in the market.

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The U.S. National Weather Service predicts that La Nina conditions, which emerged in September, will likely persist until February 2026. This phenomenon can lead to cooler water temperatures, increasing the risk of floods and droughts, impacting crop quality and planting decisions. Key forecasts indicate potential flooding in eastern Australia and dryness in parts of South America, while ENSO-neutral conditions may benefit crop yields in India and Brazil. Argentina is expected to harvest a record corn crop in the 2025/26 season, totaling 58 million metric tons.

US National Weather Service says La Nina conditions likely to persist through Dec 2025 to Feb 2026

Corn Heads into the Weekend with Losses

Corn Heads into the Weekend with Losses

Corn basis bids in the U.S. Midwest were flat to mixed as harvesting accelerates, with some increases noted at specific elevators and processors. The corn harvest is currently 18% complete, while soy is at 19%. Warm weather is expected to enhance harvesting speed over the next 10 days. Concerns arise over potential USDA report suspensions if the government shuts down, impacting yield data monitoring.

Corn basis bids flat-mixed as harvesting accelerates

Rural America is facing a financial crisis as corn and soybean prices have dropped significantly, with nearly half of U.S. farmers fearing a farm crisis. The International Maritime Organization's upcoming Net-Zero Framework could boost biofuel demand, potentially generating $100-200 billion in new agricultural revenues by 2050. Roeslein Renewables emphasizes the need for coordinated efforts among U.S. agencies to support renewable maritime fuels and ensure farmers benefit from this opportunity, as biofuels could stabilize rural economies and reduce reliance on government aid.

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				Rural America Faces Mounting Farm Crisis -- Roeslein Renewables Says Global Maritime Shift Could Unlock $200 Billion in New Agricultural Revenues

The new Net-Zero Framework by the International Maritime Organization could potentially provide a sustainable solution for U.S. farmers, particularly through the increased demand for biofuels. As of September 29, 2025, in St. Louis, rural America is facing significant economic challenges with corn and soybean prices experiencing a decline of 40-50%.

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Rural America faces farm crisis due to falling commodity prices - Roeslein Renewables sees $200B potential in biofuel demand.

Corn Showing Weakness on Thursday

At the Bio Innovations Midwest Event in Omaha, the National Corn Growers Association (NCGA) announced the winners of the Consider Corn Challenge V, awarding a total of $300,000. The winners include Aerterra, which creates bio-based air filters from corn; Terragia, which develops technology for converting cellulosic biomass into fuels; and Arizona State University, which has created a corn-derived corrosion inhibitor for crude oil pipelines. These innovations highlight corn's versatility and potential in advancing the biobased economy.