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CORN (Sep 26) 438'2 -0'6
CORN (Dec 26) 462'0 -0'2
CORN (Mar 27) 477'4 -0'4
CORN (May 27) 486'4 -0'2
CORN (Jul 27) 492'0 0'2
CORN (Sep 27) 482'6 0'4
CORN (Dec 27) 490'0 1'0
CORN (Mar 28) 501'0 1'0
SOYBEANS (Aug 26) 1161'2 1'2
SOYBEANS (Sep 26) 1162'6 2'6
SOYBEANS (Nov 26) 1180'2 3'2
SOYBEANS (Jan 27) 1195'4 3'4
SOYBEANS (Mar 27) 1202'4 3'4
SOYBEANS (May 27) 1210'2 4'0
SOYBEANS (Jul 27) 1216'2 4'0
SOYBEANS (Aug 27) 1202'4 4'4
WHEAT (Sep 26) 639'4 0'6
WHEAT (Dec 26) 658'4 1'0
WHEAT (Mar 27) 675'0 1'4
WHEAT (May 27) 684'0 2'2
WHEAT (Jul 27) 684'2 1'6
WHEAT (Sep 27) 693'2 2'0
WHEAT (Dec 27) 707'4 2'4
WHEAT (Mar 28) 700'6 2'6
LIVE CATTLE (Aug 26) 232.800 1.575
LIVE CATTLE (Oct 26) 226.700 1.625
LIVE CATTLE (Dec 26) 225.825 1.800
FEEDER CATTLE (Aug 26) 350.550 - 0.900
FEEDER CATTLE (Sep 26) 344.375 - 0.650
FEEDER CATTLE (Oct 26) 335.725 0.950
LEAN HOGS (Aug 26) 95.575 0.200
LEAN HOGS (Oct 26) 83.600 1.450
LEAN HOGS (Dec 26) 74.975 1.550
DTN Top Stories
At 11 a.m. CDT on Wednesday, Aug. 12, USDA will release the August issue
of the World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE) report.
BUSDA Reports Preview
Corn was rated 61% in good-to-excellent condition, and soybeans were rated
62% in good-to-excellent condition as of Sunday, Aug. 9. Winter wheat harvest
reached 91% complete.
BUSDA Weekly Crop Progress Report
For the first time, the DTN Digital Yield Tour kicks off in 2026 with
national yield estimates for corn and soybeans generated by DTN's own
proprietary yield models.
B2026 Digital Yield Tour - National
If traders are going to successfully move the live cattle and feeder
cattle contracts above resistance at the market's 40-day moving average,
they're going to need to see strong consumer demand and higher prices in the
fed cash cattle market.
BSort and Cull
The 2026 DTN Digital Yield tour estimates Illinois corn at 210.3 bpa and
soybeans at 64.7 bpa, but questions remain on how the state will finish.
4^2026 Digital Yield Tour - Illinois
A new S&P Global report commissioned by U.S. Farmers and Ranchers in Action finds limited growth in biofuel demand could put U.S. farmland under pressure. It warns that without higher ethanol blends and expanded fuel markets, millions of acres could shift out of production by 2050.
