OSU’s Todd Hubbs says Crop markets surged over the last week led by a strong rally in the wheat complex. Developments in the Black Sea drove wheat prices higher on disruptions to trade flows out of the region. Weather model predictions at present forecast significant rain events over the next week in Nebraska, NE Kansas, …
Tag: soybeans
Jul 16
Dr. Todd Hubbs Says Strong Prices Create Marketing Opportunities
The wheat market outlook has improved significantly following a challenging harvest across the Southern Plains, according to Oklahoma State University Extension grain market economist Dr. Todd Hubbs. Speaking with Senior Farm and Ranch Broadcaster Ron Hays, Hubbs discussed the latest USDA crop reports, grain markets, corn and soybean prospects, grain sorghum demand, and why producers …
Jul 10
July WASDE Report Analysis: Corn and Beef Markets See Bullish Adjustments
The agricultural markets received a wave of fresh data as the U.S. Department of Agriculture released its latest World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates. In this comprehensive July WASDE Report Analysis, Farm Director KC Sheperd sat down with Allendale’s Rich Nelson to break down the surprising adjustments across multiple commodity sectors. This specific July report …
Jul 09
Weather Concerns and Geopolitics Drive Wheat and Soybean Markets Fluctuations
Oklahoma State University Extension Crop Marketing Specialist Dr. Todd Hubbs recently discussed the latest shifts in the wheat and soybean markets with Farm Director KC Sheperd. Following a major market run-up immediately after the holiday weekend, particularly with soybeans exploding higher, the markets have given back some of those gains. Despite these minor pullbacks, hard …
Jul 07
Weather Concerns and Global Demand Spark Rally in Grain and Oilseed Futures
Grain and oilseed futures prices moved higher over the last week, driven by weather issues around the globe. Futures prices emerged from the long holiday weekend in a bullish mood, fueled by speculation on crop potential amid a major heat wave in Europe, a delayed monsoon in India, and localized issues in the United States. …
Jul 06
Oklahoma Soybean Growers Urged to Act Quickly on Post-Emergence Weed Control
A recent spell of hot weather in parts of rural America has raised crucial questions about the timing of post-emergence weed control in soybeans. Farm Director KC Sheperd spoke with Dr. Rodrigo Werle, an associate professor of weed science at the University of Wisconsin, about his recommendations for spraying when temperatures rise. He emphasizes that …
Jul 03
Unlocking Key Trends: Dr. Todd Hubbs on Surging Oklahoma Soybean Acreage, Volatile Grain Markets, and the Return of Canola
Oklahoma producers are navigating a shifting landscape following the latest USDA Acreage and Grain Stocks reports. To break down what these numbers mean for the region, Farm Director KC Sheperd sat down with Oklahoma State University Extension crop marketing specialist Dr. Todd Hubbs to analyze how surging Oklahoma soybean acreage, emerging winter canola rotations, and …
Jun 12
Evaluating the Global Wheat Landscape: Production Uncertainty and Geopolitical Shifts
While the domestic winter wheat crop continues to shrink, global wheat market dynamics and looming trade policy adjustments are keeping a lid on prices, preventing a significant price rally. Farm Director KC Sheperd recently sat down with Oklahoma State University’s Todd Hubbs to analyze the latest agricultural data and its implications for producers as harvest progresses. …
Jun 11
Navigating the June WASDE Report: Rich Nelson on Supply and Demand Adjustments
The June World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE) report has officially been released, sparking widespread discussion across the agricultural sector regarding its implications for the upcoming marketing year. To break down the numbers and understand what these adjustments mean for producers, Farm Director KC Sheperd recently sat down with Rich Nelson, the Chief Strategist …
Jun 09
Fund Liquidation and Favorable Weather Drive Sharp Losses in Grain and Oilseed Futures
Grain and oilseed futures prices dropped dramatically over the last week, driven primarily by a strong technical move from funds and speculators liquidating long positions. Grains disconnected from oil as the geopolitical premium evaporated. An expectation of favorable crop conditions in the Corn Belt, along with uncertainty regarding the U.S.-China trade situation, exacerbated the price …


























