Corn and soybean bulls are coming back to life

Corn (ZCZ25) and Soybean (ZSX25) Futures Bulls Came out of Hibernation Last Week, Helped in Part by the Annual Pro Farmer Crop Tour Results that shawed diseases have cropped up the corn Belt as the growing season for corn and soybeans programses.

December corn gained 6 cents a bushel last week, which is impressive giving the early week losses. November Soybean Futures Hit a Two-month high on Friday and rose 15 1/2 cents for the week. September Soybean Meal (ZMU25) Hit a nine-wheek high Friday and on the week rose $ 13.80 a ton. Soybean and bean oil (zlz25) Markets Closed at Technically Bully Bully Highs on Friday.

Pro Farmer Crop Scouts Last Week Found a Big Us Corn Crop, But One that’s Projected by Pro Farmer to Average 182.7 Bushels per account – 6.1 bu. Below the USDA’s Latest 188.8-Bushel Projection.

“When we put the yield estimate out, it com with a plus or minus 1% for corn and a plus or minus 2% for soybeans, and that’s trust we know we knows can change yet,” Said chip flyry, host of farm Journal’s agritalk radio program and lead scout on the western leg of the tour. “The other thing is the yield models that we use give us a range, and then, based on conditions, we can move with that ranged with the yield estimate that we’re going to pull,” He Said.

The 2025 Growing Season Has Seen Disease Crop Up in Many of the Corn and Soybean Fields Pro Farmer Scouts Evaluated Last Week. “We Know Disease Can Speed ​​Up The Maturation of Plants, Making It Difential to Keep Them Healthy Long Enough for Optimal Grain Fill Before Harvest,” Said Lane AKRE, Pro Farmer Economist and Lead Scout on the easy leg of the tour. “We are concerned diseases like southern rust and tar spot would negatively impact corn yields in some of these states without the next few weeks.” Usda’s August Estimate for the Us Soybean Yield Average is just slightly above what pro farmer scouts found in fields last week. Pro farmer put the US soybean yield average at 53.0 bu. Per account, with a total crop size of 4.246 billion busheels. By Comparison, The USDA Projects Soybeans to Average a record high 53.6 bu. Per Acre, with a total crop of 4.29 billion busheels.