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Happy National Farmer’s Day! 🌾🐄 Today and every day, we’re thankful for the farmers who work hard to care for the land,...
10/12/2026

Happy National Farmer’s Day! 🌾🐄

Today and every day, we’re thankful for the farmers who work hard to care for the land, feed our communities and support the future of agriculture.

As a farmer, what’s one experience you’ve had, lesson you’ve learned, or moment that has made a lasting impact on you? Share with us in the comments!👇️

Every farm has a story and a future worth planning for.This National 4-H Week, we’re celebrating your farm’s legacy and ...
10/10/2026

Every farm has a story and a future worth planning for.

This National 4-H Week, we’re celebrating your farm’s legacy and the hard work it takes to build a strong foundation for the future.

With a more strategic approach to price risk management, TFM360 can help you make decisions for generations to come.

Learn more about TFM360: totalfarmmarketing.com

October Wheat: What we’re watching ahead of WASDEWheat export sales for the 2026/2027 crop year have continued to trail ...
10/08/2026

October Wheat: What we’re watching ahead of WASDE

Wheat export sales for the 2026/2027 crop year have continued to trail the five-year average, while export inspections remain close to the historical pace.

The September Grain Stocks report showed wheat stocks essentially in line with trade expectations. Meanwhile, the Small Grains 2026 Summary estimated all-wheat production slightly above the September WASDE estimate.

The slower export commitment pace creates the possibility that USDA could reduce its current export forecast, which could lead to a change in ending stocks.

The October WASDE report has historically shown a greater likelihood of triggering a negative reaction in the wheat market and tends to see above-average market volatility. Read what Grain Market Insider from Stewart-Peterson Inc. expects in the full pre-WASDE outlook: https://www.agriculture.com/what-farmers-need-to-know-before-the-october-wasde-report-12159666

October Soybeans: What we’re watching ahead of WASDESoybean export sales commitments for the 2026/2027 crop continue to ...
10/08/2026

October Soybeans: What we’re watching ahead of WASDE

Soybean export sales commitments for the 2026/2027 crop continue to exceed historical averages. Meanwhile, August soybean crush decreased from July but remained above the level recorded in August of last year.

The September Grain Stocks report showed soybean stocks below both trade expectations and the September WASDE estimate. USDA also lowered estimated 2025 soybean production slightly, which should reduce 2026/2027 beginning stocks.

Strong early export sales and firm crush demand, combined with lower-than-expected beginning stocks, could result in a modest decline in soybean ending stocks in the October WASDE report.

The October WASDE report has historically shown a greater likelihood of triggering a positive reaction in the soybean market and tends to see above-average market volatility. Read what Grain Market Insider from Stewart-Peterson Inc. expects in the full pre-WASDE outlook: https://www.agriculture.com/what-farmers-need-to-know-before-the-october-wasde-report-12159666

October Corn: What we’re watching ahead of WASDEThe USDA’s reported pace of corn exports has slowed, with 2026/2027 expo...
10/07/2026

October Corn: What we’re watching ahead of WASDE

The USDA’s reported pace of corn exports has slowed, with 2026/2027 export commitments below the five-year average. Meanwhile, the September Grain Stocks report showed corn stocks above both trade expectations and the September WASDE estimate.

USDA also lowered its estimated 2025 corn production, which is expected to increase 2026/2027 beginning stocks. A lower new-crop corn yield estimate could offset at least a portion of the increase in beginning stocks.

The October WASDE report has historically shown a greater likelihood of triggering a negative reaction in the corn market and tends to see above-average market volatility. Read what Grain Market Insider from Stewart-Peterson Inc. expects in the full pre-WASDE outlook: https://www.agriculture.com/what-farmers-need-to-know-before-the-october-wasde-report-12159666

The future of agriculture is growing up around us.During National 4-H Week, we celebrate the youth building confidence, ...
10/07/2026

The future of agriculture is growing up around us.

During National 4-H Week, we celebrate the youth building confidence, discovering what’s possible and gaining skills in agriculture.

Preparing the next generation also means making thoughtful decisions today that can help your farm tomorrow.

Take a more strategic approach to farm marketing with TFM360: totalfarmmarketing.com

Farming is more than a business; it’s a family legacy.During National 4-H Week, we celebrate the young people growing up...
10/04/2026

Farming is more than a business; it’s a family legacy.

During National 4-H Week, we celebrate the young people growing up in agriculture and the next generation preparing to carry it forward.

With TFM360, a premier marketing service from Total Farm Marketing’s publishing company, Stewart-Peterson Inc., we help farm families manage risk today and prepare for tomorrow.

Learn more: totalfarmmarketing.com

September Wheat: What we’re watching ahead of WASDEWheat export sales reported pace for the 2025/2026 crop year have rem...
09/10/2026

September Wheat: What we’re watching ahead of WASDE

Wheat export sales reported pace for the 2025/2026 crop year have remained slightly behind the five-year average, while export inspections remain firm and ahead of the five-year average.

Grain Market Insider expects overall U.S. wheat production to remain close to unchanged. The slower pace of export sales creates the possibility USDA could eventually reduce its export forecast if demand does not improve.

The September WASDE report has historically shown a greater likelihood of triggering a negative reaction in the wheat market. Read what Grain Market Insider from Total Farm Marketing expects in the full pre-WASDE outlook: https://www.agriculture.com/what-farmers-need-to-know-before-the-september-wasde-report-12108271

September Soybeans: What we’re watching ahead of WASDESoybean old-crop export inspections have remained steady and are a...
09/10/2026

September Soybeans: What we’re watching ahead of WASDE

Soybean old-crop export inspections have remained steady and are ahead of the five-year average pace needed to meet the WASDE estimate. Meanwhile, 2026/2027 export crop sales commitments continue to exceed historical averages. July crush increased from June and remained above the level recorded in July of last year.

As of Aug. 30, a smaller percentage of the crop is rated good to excellent compared with the same point last year. Dependent on if USDA raises its yield estimate ending stocks could potentially be adjusted in the upcoming WASDE report. Strong new-crop export commitments also affect export demand.

The September WASDE report has historically shown a greater likelihood of triggering a negative reaction in the soybean market. Read what Grain Market Insider from Total Farm Marketing expects in the full pre-WASDE outlook: https://www.agriculture.com/what-farmers-need-to-know-before-the-september-wasde-report-12108271

September Corn: What we’re watching ahead of WASDECorn exports have remained firm, with old-crop inspections similar to ...
09/10/2026

September Corn: What we’re watching ahead of WASDE

Corn exports have remained firm, with old-crop inspections similar to the August WASDE estimate and exceeding the five-year average at this point in the year. Meanwhile, 2026/2027 crop sales commitments are below the five-year average.

As of Aug. 30, a smaller percentage of the crop is rated good to excellent, compared to the same point last year. With deteriorating crop conditions and disappointing late-season yield estimates adjustments to the new-crop corn yield estimate may occur.

The September WASDE report has historically shown a greater likelihood of triggering a negative reaction in the corn market. Read what Grain Market Insider from Total Farm Marketing expects in the full pre-WASDE outlook: https://www.agriculture.com/what-farmers-need-to-know-before-the-september-wasde-report-12108271

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