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06/12/2026

June 11th USDA Supply & Demand report summary:

Corn – Old crop saw an increase in exports of m5 million bushels offset by a decrease in ethanol by the same. Imports did increase 3 million bushels, to see the carryout drop 3 million to 2.145 bln bushels. With no changes to the new crop numbers, this increased the new crop carryout 3 million bushels to 1.960. World corn stocks increased 3.68 mln tonnes. While Argentina (up 2 mln) and Brazilian (up 3 mln) both had increases, they were expected by the market. The main reason for the increase was a change in last years crop in India (up 8.9).

Soybeans – Old crop carryout saw an increase in crush of 20 million bushles offset by a decrease in exports by the same. Old crop and new crop carryout stayed unchanged at 340 million and 310 million bushels. World carryouts were virtually unchanged.

Wheat – The US wheat crop dropped another 0.5 bpa, putting the yield at 47.0. This dropped production 18 mln bushels, resulting in the carryout dropping to 744 million bushels. World stocks increase only 0.38 mln tonnes. A drop in Australian production of 2 mln tonnes is offset by an increase in Russian production of the same amount.

Next report – Tuesday, June 30th
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06/11/2026

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12/17/2025

Commodity Wrap Photo: Radio 570 WNAX 11:30am Markets with Gregg Hansen of Hansen Agri-Commodities Posted on December 15, 2025 by jreimler

11/10/2025

Gregg is on WNAX Monday mornings at 11:30 am CST
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Commodity Wrap Photo: Radio 570 WNAX 11:30am Markets with Gregg Hansen of Hansen Agri-Commodities Posted on November 10, 2025 by jreimler

11/07/2025

Wednesday morning Gregg was on a panel talking about Ag Economy with WDAY Radio out of Fargo.
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08/14/2025

August 12, 2025

Here's a summary of today’s USDA WASDE report for corn and soybeans:

Corn

Yield and Production: The USDA projected a record U.S. corn yield of 188.8 bushels per acre (bpa), up 7.8 bpa from July and 9.5 bpa from 2024. Production is forecasted at a record 16.742 billion bushels, up 1.037 billion from July, driven by a 1.9-million-acre increase in harvested area (to 88.7 million acres) and higher yields. This exceeds the previous record set in 2023/24 by 1.4 billion bushels.

Ending Stocks: New crop (2025/26) ending stocks are estimated at 2.117 billion bushels, up 457 million from July, significantly above the average trade estimate of 1.916 billion. Old crop (2024/25) ending stocks were lowered to 1.305 billion bushels, down 35 million from July.

Usage: Total corn use for 2025/26 was raised by 545 million bushels to 15.955 billion, with feed and residual use up 250 million to 6.1 billion, ethanol use up 100 million to 5.6 billion, and exports up 200 million to a record 2.9 billion bushels.

Price: The season-average farm price was lowered by 30 cents to $3.90 per bushel, reflecting the large supply. December 2025 corn futures fell 13 cents to $3.94 post-report.

Global Stocks: World corn ending stocks for 2025/26 are projected at 282.5 million metric tons, up from 272.1 million in July.

Market Impact: The report was bearish for corn due to the higher-than-expected yield and acreage, leading to a sharp decline in corn futures.

Soybeans

Yield and Production: Soybean yield is projected at 53.6 bpa, up 1.1 bpa from July and nearly 3 bpa from 2024, just below the record. Production is forecasted at 4.292 billion bushels, down 43 million from July due to a 2.4-million-acre reduction in harvested area to 80.1 million acres.

Ending Stocks: New crop (2025/26) ending stocks are estimated at 290 million bushels, down 20 million from July and below the average trade estimate of 359 million. Old crop (2024/25) ending stocks were reduced to 330 million bushels, down 20 million from July.

Usage: Exports for 2025/26 were lowered by 40 million bushels to 1.705 billion due to slow early-season sales, while crush demand remains unchanged at 2.54 billion bushels.

Price: The season-average farm price remains at $10.10 per bushel. November soybean futures rose 21 cents to $10.32 post-report, reflecting a tighter supply outlook.

Global Stocks: Global soybean ending stocks for 2025/26 are projected at 124.9 million metric tons, down from 126.1 million in July. Argentine soybean production for 2024/25 was raised to 50.9 million metric tons, while Brazilian estimates were unchanged.

Market Impact: The report was bullish for soybeans due to lower production and tighter ending stocks, supporting higher futures prices.

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