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  • CORN (Sep 25) 400'6 1'2 7/15/25   1:19 PM CST
  • CORN (Dec 25) 419'2 1'6 7/15/25   1:19 PM CST
  • CORN (Mar 26) 436'0 2'0 7/15/25   1:19 PM CST
  • CORN (May 26) 446'2 1'6 7/15/25   1:19 PM CST
  • CORN (Jul 26) 452'6 1'2 7/15/25   1:18 PM CST
  • OATS (Sep 25) 366'4 -1'0 7/15/25   1:15 PM CST
  • OATS (Dec 25) 366'0 4'0 7/15/25   1:19 PM CST
  • OATS (Mar 26) 360'0 4'0 7/15/25   1:15 PM CST
  • OATS (May 26) 371'4 4'0 7/15/25   1:15 PM CST
  • OATS (Jul 26) 354'0 4'0 7/15/25   1:15 PM CST
  • SOYBEANS (Aug 25) 995'0 -6'0 7/15/25   1:19 PM CST
  • SOYBEANS (Sep 25) 988'0 -6'0 7/15/25   1:19 PM CST
  • SOYBEANS (Nov 25) 1002'4 -5'2 7/15/25   1:19 PM CST
  • SOYBEANS (Jan 26) 1019'6 -5'0 7/15/25   1:19 PM CST
  • SOYBEANS (Mar 26) 1034'2 -4'4 7/15/25   1:19 PM CST
  • SOYBEANS (May 26) 1047'2 -4'0 7/15/25   1:19 PM CST
  • SOYBEAN MEAL (Aug 25) 2657 - 24 7/15/25   1:19 PM CST
  • SOYBEAN MEAL (Sep 25) 2698 - 23 7/15/25   1:19 PM CST
  • SOYBEAN MEAL (Oct 25) 2736 - 22 7/15/25   1:19 PM CST
  • SOYBEAN MEAL (Dec 25) 2799 - 22 7/15/25   1:19 PM CST
  • SOYBEAN MEAL (Jan 26) 2836 - 23 7/15/25   1:19 PM CST
  • LIVE CATTLE (Aug 25) 222.625 3.050 7/15/25   1:04 PM CST
  • LIVE CATTLE (Oct 25) 219.275 2.500 7/15/25   1:04 PM CST
  • LIVE CATTLE (Dec 25) 219.600 2.150 7/15/25   1:04 PM CST
  • LIVE CATTLE (Feb 26) 219.700 2.125 7/15/25   1:04 PM CST
  • LIVE CATTLE (Apr 26) 219.500 2.150 7/15/25   1:04 PM CST
  • LIVE CATTLE (Jun 26) 212.425 2.250 7/15/25   1:04 PM CST

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Grain Market Commentary

July 8th, 2025
Corn markets are currently making new contract lows and soybeans are trading near the bottom of their multi month range.  At the end of the day as we head towards mid July, the crop potential especially for corn is seen as very high at this point and forecasts currently are calling for adequate rain and no widespread heat out into late July so the easiest path for the markets is lower as some early yield models are showing very high yields. Planting was in general timely and in good conditions in most areas and so far rains have been abundant.  Markets did rally last week on some apparent rumors of trade deals and possible Chinese buying of corn coinciding with Trump's visit to Des Moines, as well as some positive biofuels policy. That did not turn out to be true as Trump didn't mention any of that and actually has now threatened higher tariffs on Japan and South Korea.  On some positive notes, demand continues to run strong especially for corn.  Also on the June 30th acreage and stocks report there wasn't an increase in corn acres as some expected, which avoided another bearish factor for the market.  Beans have been able to hold up a little better than corn as the expected new crop balance sheet does look tighter with lower acreage, and is still seen as more threatened by any potential adverse weather that can show up later in the summer. 

 

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