Corn, soybeans, cotton, and wheat were down for the week. Since July 21, December corn  futures have traded between $3.18 and $3.81 and March corn futures from $3.30 to $3.94. Without any major weather disruptions in South America or surprises on the November WASDE report it is very likely that we will continue to trade within these ranges for the next few months.  As such, producers with unpriced production should look for opportunities at the higher end of this trading range to price unsold production. Continue reading at Tennessee Market Highlights .

Corn, soybeans, cotton, and wheat were up for the week. October provided substantial increases in futures prices for most grains and oilseeds. The rally was led by soybeans which increased $1.42/bu (from $9.04 on October 1st to $10.46 today). Corn increased $0.58/bu ($3.18 on October 1st to $3.76 today) and wheat was up $0.53 ($4.79 on Oct 1st to $5.32 today). This is the first major rally in futures prices we have seen since early May. Continue reading at Tennessee Market Highlights.

Corn, soybeans, cotton, and wheat were up for the week. Soybeans led grain and oil seed markets higher this week as export demand dramatically ex-ceeded market expectations. November 2014 soybeans peaked at $10.02 this week before retreating late Friday. The November futures contract is up almost $1.00 from the contract low on October 1st of $9.04. Continue reading at Tennessee Market Highlights .