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U.S. Agricultural Weather Outlook: Early-Winter Contrasts, Western Snow, and Fieldwork Windows for the Week Ahead

U.S. Agricultural Weather Outlook: Early-Winter Contrasts, Western Snow, and Fieldwork Windows for the Week Ahead

Early-winter contrasts persist: northern chill and light snow, Southern Plains/Southeast milder, West periodically wet with mountain snow. Next week: Pacific waves, California fog, Southwest dry, Plains frontal rain, intermittent Corn Belt/Northeast mixed precip. Risks include frost, wind, fog, mountain snow; best field windows early in Southern Plains/Southwest.

Weather
U.S. Ag Policy Weekly Brief: Farm Bill Sticking Points, Regulatory Moves, and Market Signals to Watch

U.S. Ag Policy Weekly Brief: Farm Bill Sticking Points, Regulatory Moves, and Market Signals to Watch

U.S. agriculture policy is in flux as Congress and agencies negotiate the farm bill, appropriations riders, and major rules on labor, pesticides, water, biofuels, competition, and trade. Court and state actions add uncertainty. Near-term calendars signal movement; producers should stress-test budgets, monitor compliance shifts, hedge markets, and time program enrollments.

Politics
U.S. Wheat Market Report – August 26, 2025

U.S. Wheat Market Report – August 26, 2025

U.S. wheat prices rose 1.3% amid strong export demand and competitive pricing. USDA forecasts slightly lower production but increased exports and reduced ending stocks. Over the next week, prices may remain firm, supported by global supply concerns and weather risks in key regions.

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U.S. Soybean Market Report – August 26, 2025

U.S. Soybean Market Report – August 26, 2025

U.S. soybean prices rose slightly to $10.32/bushel, supported by strong domestic crush demand. USDA forecasts record yields but lower acreage, with stable production and exports. Weather remains a key factor, and prices are expected to stay firm over the next week amid cautious market sentiment.

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U.S. Cotton Market Report – August 26, 2025

U.S. Cotton Market Report – August 26, 2025

U.S. cotton prices rose slightly as futures gained on tightening domestic supplies. USDA forecasts lower production and exports due to reduced acreage and drought in the Southwest. Despite weak global demand, supply constraints may support prices over the next week, with a mildly bullish outlook prevailing.

Ag Market
U.S. Corn Market Report – August 26, 2025

U.S. Corn Market Report – August 26, 2025

U.S. corn prices rose slightly amid lower yield estimates, but USDA forecasts record production. Market faces short-term pressure from oversupply, with stable demand expected to support prices over the next week.

Ag Market
U.S. Corn Market – 24‑Hour Summary & 7‑Day Outlook

U.S. Corn Market – 24‑Hour Summary & 7‑Day Outlook

U.S. corn futures were mixed over the last 24 hours, with September contracts closing at $3.83/bu and December slightly higher at $4.06½/bu. Prices remain under pressure from record projected production of 16.7 billion bushels, though hot, dry Midwest weather could limit yield gains. Export demand is steady but faces competition from Brazil’s large crop. Market sentiment is cautious, with funds holding significant short positions. Over the next week, weather will be the key driver; continued dryness could support prices, while improved rainfall may push futures lower.

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USA Vegetable Market Outlook (Aug 22–28): Plentiful Summer Veg, Onions Easing, Potatoes Ramping, Tropical Watch Before Labor Day

USA Vegetable Market Outlook (Aug 22–28): Plentiful Summer Veg, Onions Easing, Potatoes Ramping, Tropical Watch Before Labor Day

Late-August U.S. vegetable supplies are seasonally plentiful, led by California’s Central Coast and the Midwest/East. New-crop Northwest onions and early WA/ID potatoes are ramping, easing markets, while tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, squash, sweet corn, and green beans remain promotable. Leafy greens are steady, though heat can trim quality; tropical systems could disrupt Southeast harvests and freight. Reefer capacity is adequate but may tighten ahead of Labor Day as ads pull volume late week. Buyers: lean into promos on onions and summer veg, manage heat-sensitive items, pre-book capacity, and dual-source near storm zones.

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Ag in History - 8/21/1856 - U.S.-Japan Agricultural Trade Roots Began

Ag in History - 8/21/1856 - U.S.-Japan Agricultural Trade Roots Began

On August 21, 1856, Townsend Harris, America’s first consul to Japan, arrived in Shimoda, initiating formal U.S.-Japan trade relations. This pivotal moment opened the door for agricultural exchange, introducing American crops like corn and wheat to Japan while bringing Japanese silk and tea to U.S. markets. The agreement fostered modernization in Japanese farming and expanded global agricultural trade, laying the groundwork for the interconnected food systems we know today.

Ag Market
U.S. Vegetable Market Update: Prices Surge Amid Tight Supply, Outlook Mixed

U.S. Vegetable Market Update: Prices Surge Amid Tight Supply, Outlook Mixed

Wholesale vegetable prices remain elevated after July’s sharp surge of nearly 39% year-over-year, driven by tariffs, supply chain disruptions, and seasonal weather challenges. Leafy greens like romaine and iceberg lettuce saw the biggest gains, while onions and cucumbers also trended higher. Potatoes and mushrooms held steady, and celery eased slightly. Over the next week, prices are expected to stay above seasonal norms, with volatility likely for lettuce, cucumbers, and peppers, while potatoes and mushrooms remain stable.

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