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The Big Grass Fire started in southeastern Oregon before spreading into southwestern Idaho.
Stronger processing and feed demand are supporting China’s soybean market, while Brazil remains the dominant supplier.
Stronger textile demand and tighter global supplies could provide additional support for cotton prices.
USDA lowered ending stocks for corn, wheat and cotton while raising price projections.
Texas cattle groups continue to monitor USDA’s response as testing and surveillance efforts remain underway.
The August WASDE shows tighter corn and wheat stocks, larger soybean production, and continued pressure on several livestock markets.
The latest USDA WASDE report could move grain markets with updated estimates for corn, soybean, and wheat production, ending stocks, and demand.
NWS Sterile Fly-Production At Moore Air Base Is Ahead of Schedule
Wildlife Services is distributing millions of oral vaccine baits by air and ground.
Fresh potato access was not included despite being a priority during negotiations.
Strong soybean fields are adding confidence to the crop outlook, while corn could face seasonal price pressure.
USDA reports higher corn use for ethanol and increased soybean processing compared with last year.
Large federal financing needs could keep pressure on interest rates that influence agricultural borrowing costs.
USDA reports that colony numbers increased in the first half of 2026 as beekeepers continued to replace losses and manage Varroa mites.
USDA reports a sharp decline in premium cotton use as domestic mills continue relying heavily on synthetic fiber.
Latest: Crop Progress Reports
USDA lowered ending stocks for corn, wheat and cotton while raising price projections.
The August WASDE shows tighter corn and wheat stocks, larger soybean production, and continued pressure on several livestock markets.
The latest USDA WASDE report could move grain markets with updated estimates for corn, soybean, and wheat production, ending stocks, and demand.
Latest: WASDE Reports
USDA lowered ending stocks for corn, wheat and cotton while raising price projections.
The August WASDE shows tighter corn and wheat stocks, larger soybean production, and continued pressure on several livestock markets.
The latest USDA WASDE report could move grain markets with updated estimates for corn, soybean, and wheat production, ending stocks, and demand.