Daily Ag Direction 8/19/25
Good Morning!
Markets are all trading lower with corn being the most disappointing as we have dropped nearly a nickel. This comes after a nice close trading in positive values. In other corn related news, the ProFarmer crop tour began yesterday with reports coming out that are giving support to the USDA’s yield predictions. Wheat is trading lower this morning after losing the gains from yesterday. Wheat exports are still ongoing into Mexico and to Japan out of the PNW. Crop conditions in the Black Sea continue to pose an issue as the weather has turned hot and dry. This has sparked concerns over September planting and concerns with crop germination. Looking at soybeans, trade is lower this morning as well. Crop conditions remain relatively unchanged and look ideal as cooler weather is forecasted for the main growing areas.
Looking ahead at the weather forecast, we are seeing light rain over the Southern Plains with some pockets south of Wichita expected to receive nearly an inch. As the week progresses, temperatures are expected to lower to the mid to low 90s.
SEP KC Wheat -4.0 @ $5.02
JUL 26 KC Wheat -3.4 @ $5.65
SEP Corn -2.4 @ $3.81
DEC 25 Corn -2.6 @ $4.04
SEP Beans -9.4 @ $10.11
NOV 25 Beans -9.4 @ $10.32
Please reach out to your CEA Risk Management Advisor if you have any questions. Have a great day!
Morgan Bryan
417-680-6987
RMA SW OK
