Julie Ingwersen

3 weeks ago | usnews.com | Julie Ingwersen |Karl Plume

By Julie Ingwersen and Karl PlumeGLENDALE, Kentucky (Reuters) - Kentucky farmer Drew Langley got an early start planting soybeans this spring, hoping to boost yields to help soothe the sting of slumping prices after U.S. President Donald Trump's trade war with China put demand from the world's top importer in doubt. Then the rains came.

1 month ago | es-us.finanzas.yahoo.com | Julie Ingwersen

Por Julie Ingwersen CHICAGO, 14 abr (Reuters) - Los futuros del trigo estadounidense cayeron el lunes, presionados por las previsiones de mejora del clima en las zonas secas del cinturón de producción de las Llanuras y por la debilidad derivada de que los futuros del trigo europeo tocaran mínimos de un año, dijeron operadores. * Sin embargo, la debilidad del dólar sirvió de apoyo subyacente, y Wall Street subía a la espera de nuevas noticias sobre los aranceles.

1 month ago | agweek.com | Renee Hickman |Julie Ingwersen

CHICAGO, April 9 (Reuters) — U.S. soybean futures soared by 2% on Wednesday while corn and wheat closed higher, rallying along with crude oil and equity markets after U.S. President Donald Trump said he would pause the tariff increases he announced last week for most countries, even as he raised them on China. On the Chicago Board of Trade, May soybeans settled up 20 cents at $10.12-3/4 per bushel.

2 months ago | oklahoman.com | Julie Ingwersen

Oklahoma saw an improvement in its wheat crop condition due to recent rainfall. The USDA will resume regular weekly crop progress reports on April 7. (REUTERS) — The U.S. Department of Agriculture's National Agricultural Statistics Service in a weekly crop report this week rated 46% of Oklahoma's winter wheat crop as "good to excellent," an improvement from 35% last week, following much-needed rains in the state.

2 months ago | agriculture.com | Julie Ingwersen

March 10 (Reuters) - The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Agricultural Statistics Service in a weekly crop report on Monday rated 52% of the winter wheat in top producer Kansas in “good to excellent” condition, down from 54% the previous week. For Texas, the No. 2 winter wheat state by planted area, the USDA rated 28% of the crop as “good to excellent”, down from 34% a week earlier.