Matt Noltemeyer

Kansas City

Associate Editor, Markets at Food Business News

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US winter wheat harvest in full swing

3 days ago | world-grain.com | Matt Noltemeyer

KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI, US — Winter wheat harvest in the top production state of Kansas moved into high gear over the past week as fields dried out and temperatures climbed. Producers in Kansas and Oklahoma were moving quickly to collect the crop but were careful to avoid muddy areas left behind from weeks of rain.
Video: Economist Bill Lapp talks 2025 grain price drivers

5 days ago | world-grain.com | Matt Noltemeyer

Home » Video: Economist Bill Lapp talks 2025 grain price driversTouching on tariffs, shifting trade flows and domestic crop prospects, economist Bill Lapp with Advanced Economic Solutions, Omaha, summarized his June 9 lead-off presentation at the 48th annual Purchasing Seminar with the Sosland Publishing Co. markets team.
Talking 2025 ag commodity price drivers with economist Bill Lapp

1 week ago | foodbusinessnews.net | Matt Noltemeyer

KANSAS CITY — Touching on tariffs, shifting trade flows and domestic crop prospects, economist Bill Lapp with Advanced Economic Solutions, Omaha, summarizes his June 9 lead-off presentation at the 48th annual Purchasing Seminar with the Sosland Publishing Co. markets team.
Talking 2025 ag commodity price drivers with economist Bill Lapp

1 week ago | bakingbusiness.com | Matt Noltemeyer

Home » Talking 2025 ag commodity price drivers with economist Bill LappKANSAS CITY — Touching on tariffs, shifting trade flows and domestic crop prospects, economist Bill Lapp with Advanced Economic Solutions, Omaha, summarized his June 9 lead-off presentation at the 48th annual Purchasing Seminar with the Sosland Publishing Co. markets team. Market Insights Sign up for our free newsletters From breaking news to R&D insights, we’ll send you the top stories affecting the industry.
Video: Analyst Steve Freed discusses 2025 ag market drivers

1 week ago | world-grain.com | Matt Noltemeyer

Home » Video: Analyst Steve Freed discusses 2025 ag market driversIn a conversation with the Sosland Publishing Co. markets team, Steve Freed, Freed Consulting, Chicago, notes the top agricultural market drivers to watch in 2025 — including weather, demand and “outside noise” — in a summary of his general session presentation on global grain markets and bakery flour on June 9 at the 48th annual Sosland Publishing Purchasing Seminar in Kansas City.
Weather, flour demand and ‘outside noise’ with analyst Steve Freed

1 week ago | foodbusinessnews.net | Matt Noltemeyer

Home » Weather, flour demand and ‘outside noise’ with analyst Steve FreedKANSAS CITY — In conversation with the Sosland Publishing Co. markets team, Steve Freed, Freed Consulting, Chicago, noted the top agricultural market drivers to watch in 2025 — including weather, demand and “outside noise” — in a summary of his general session presentation on global grain markets and bakery flour on June 9 at the 48th annual Sosland Publishing Purchasing Seminar in Kansas City. Market Insights Fresh ideas.
Slow initial going in US Plains wheat harvest

1 week ago | world-grain.com | Matt Noltemeyer

KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI, US — The southern Plains hard red winter wheat harvest is on standby. Enduring spring rains have kept farmers from collecting wheat that is ready for combining and contributed to lower wheat condition ratings in some areas. Harvest has been sporadically active for a few weeks in Texas and Oklahoma, where new crop wheat has been sold off the combine into southerly lanes to Mexico or to the Texas Gulf for export. Harvest moved into southern Kansas around June 9.
Weather, flour demand and ‘outside noise’ with analyst Steve Freed

1 week ago | bakingbusiness.com | Matt Noltemeyer

Home » Weather, flour demand and ‘outside noise’ with analyst Steve FreedKANSAS CITY — In conversation with the Sosland Publishing Co. markets team, Steve Freed, Freed Consulting, Chicago, noted the top agricultural market drivers to watch in 2025 — including weather, demand and “outside noise” — in a summary of his general session presentation on global grain markets and bakery flour on June 9 at the 48th annual Purchasing Seminar in Kansas City.
Wide wheat protein, yield ranges expected

3 weeks ago | bakingbusiness.com | Matt Noltemeyer

KANSAS CITY — Lengthy stretches of drought and uneven rain during development likely have generated a hard red winter wheat crop highly variable in yield and protein. Harvest is underway in Texas and Oklahoma but was set back in some areas by rainy weather in the first week of June. The US Department of Agriculture in its weekly Crop Progress report said the Texas crop was 25% harvested by June 1 versus 17% a week earlier, 31% a year ago and 27% as the 2020-24 average for the date.
Variability is watchword for Kansas wheat

3 weeks ago | world-grain.com | Matt Noltemeyer

KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI, US — Lengthy stretches of drought and uneven rain during development likely have generated a hard red winter wheat crop highly variable in yield and protein. Harvest is underway in Texas and Oklahoma but was set back in some areas by rainy weather in the first week of June.