Argentine grain, oilseeds enduring driest year since 2009 02.27.2018 By Drew Lerner Precipitation in the first three weeks of February was well below average.Read More
Cold weather, drought weigh on conditions from Mexico to Canada 01.30.2018 By Drew Lerner The area is normally responsible for much of the quality wheat and other small grains that are produced from North America.Read More
Brazil delayed rain, drying worries agricultural interests 10.24.2017 By Drew Lerner Rain in the second half of October could still have a positive impact on production in center south Brazil.Read More
Brazil traders, farmers nervous over persistent lack of rainfall 09.26.2017 By Drew Lerner A dry mid-September in Brazil’s coffee, sugarcane, citrus, corn and soybean production region has producers concerned.Read More
U.S. Midwest cool temperatures slow crop stress 08.21.2017 By Drew Lerner Recent broad-based cooling has changed the mindset of many traders.Read More
U.S. Midwest cool temperatures slow corn, soybean crop stress 08.15.2017 By Drew Lerner Cool temperatures across the U.S. Midwest changed the psychology of the marketplace recently.Read More
Rain relief comes and goes, leaving drought conditions firmly in place 06.20.2017 By Drew Lerner A brief spat of needed rain brought relief to the northern U.S. Plains and southern Canada’s Prairies dryness shortly before mid-month. Read More
Western Europe dryness resumes; Canadian Prairies too wet 04.25.2017 By Drew Lerner The region is quickly drying out once again, and that is raising concern for some of the small grain crop once again.Read More
U.S. hard red wheat dryness not a rainfall problem 03.14.2017 By Drew Lerner This year’s drought in the central Plains is actually not a byproduct of poor rainfall — the problem has been temperatures.Read More
ENSO changes may inject some life back in grain markets 02.14.2017 By Drew Lerner Some computer forecast models recently have been advertising the return of El Niño later this year.Read More