Sorghum
The next U.S. Drought Monitor is scheduled for release Thursday, providing an updated look at moisture conditions across the country.
USDA’s latest grain stocks report provides an updated look at corn, soybean and wheat supplies heading into the summer.
USDA says the move could lower phosphate fertilizer prices by about 22 percent and benefit more than 100,000 farms.
USDA says corn shipments slowed from the previous week, while wheat and soybean inspections topped year-ago levels.
USDA says total grain inspected for export reached 2.81 million metric tons for the week ending June 11.
United Sorghum Checkoff’s Lanier Dabruzzi joins us to discuss National Sorghum Month, consumer awareness, and the increasing demand for sorghum used in gluten-free snacks.
Corn is the clear export leader heading into summer.
Commercial performance will determine whether the specialty sorghum market can expand across poultry-producing regions.
Producers growing multiple spring crops should compare CLIP with individual coverage increases and county-based supplemental protection.
Estimates for 2026 harvested crops remain early. Corn and sorghum are below their reference prices, while wheat and soybeans are above them.