If the recent tariff-fueled selloff in Chicago corn futures felt extreme, that’s because it was, especially given the season.

--Wheat for May delivery fell 1.3% to $5.56 a bushel on the Chicago Board of Trade on Thursday, in response to a sizable reduction in export sales reported by the USDA Thursday. --Soybeans for May ...

Dave Chatterton, Strategic Farm Marketing, says corn was supported by strong demand with a 59 million bu. weekly export ...

Kent Beadle with Paradigm Futures says all but old crop corn saw more pressure with the risk off attitude regarding tariffs ...

An imminent trade war between the United States and its two largest agricultural trading partners sent bullish Chicago corn ...

Soybeans helped establish the earliest Chinese civilizations. Corn has high liquidity in futures markets and a popular choice ...

Crop production baseline forecasts for the 2025-2026 marketing year balance sheets were unveiled at the Agricultural Outlook ...

U.S. Department of Agriculture’s World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates report provided a friendly surprise for corn ...

Tariff whiplash” has been a popular phrase lately, as President Donald Trump has announced and delayed tariffs on goods from ...

Grain futures were mixed in early trading Thursday on the Chicago Board of Trade. May. corn gained 3.75 cents at $4.66 a bushel. May. wheat lost 6.25 cents at $5.57 a bushel. May.

Corn for May delivery fell 1.4%, to $4.59 a bushel, on the Chicago Board of Trade on Friday, with traders nervous to hold grain futures over the weekend as nations trade tariff blows.

The EU package, which could see the bloc reintroduce a 25% duty on U.S. corn and potentially add a tariff on U.S. soybeans, ...