A bushel of wheat also provides slightly greater feed value than a bushel of corn However, during many days in 2011, corn has now overtaken wheat in price. This has been caused by these major factors: ...

Options markets for wheat remain in a very different state than options markets for corn and soybeans as well. CVOL, CME’s new, comprehensive view of volatility across call and put options of ...

The USDA estimated in a monthly report that 90 million acres of corn were planted by farmers this year—greater than market expectations, traders said.

The USDA’s Planted Acreage Report released on June 30th shows more corn and fewer soybeans and wheat acres. Corn planted area ...

On Oct. 1, the Department also estimates the spring wheat crop at 266,000,000 bu., and the winter crop at 855,000,000 bu., or a total of 1,509,000,000 bu., compared ...

Supporting those forecasts have been better crop condition ratings than a year ago for winter wheat, corn and soybeans in the US Department of Agriculture’s weekly Crop Progress reports.

If current environmental trends continue through the end of the century, the world could see corn production decline by 40% but wheat yields gain 30-40%, according to a top NASA scientist.

The USDA projected all U.S. wheat production at 1.921 billion bushels. Analysts in the Reuters survey expected a figure of 1.885 billion bushels, compared with 1.971 billion bushels for all wheat ...

Corn and soybean together totaled 178.8 million acres in the March 31 report, up 1.1 million from a year ago. Compared with last year, planted acreage is expected to be up or unchanged in 40 of ...