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Grain Market Insight
Afternoon Grain Comments 9-8-2026 – The grains came out of the long weekend ready to move higher but selling moved in to pull values back some. Wheat found strength in the on-going conflict between Russia and Ukraine as talks stalled again. It seems that it is hard to talk about a conclusion to the conflict as neither side seems to be letting up. This will continue to be a major factor for the wheat market, as long as the export of the wheat from that area can't get to the market. The corn market just doesn't seem to be able to move higher even with ideas of a smaller crop keep hitting. The soybean price was lower at the end of the night session but recovered during the day session with some concern about production over a portion of the corn belt with a lot of people in eastern Kansas very concerned about the dry August, seeing the crop go backward. StoneX put out their yield estimates this afternoon showing corn yield at 182.9 bushels per acre and the soybean yield at 53.0 bushels per acre. Maybe we will have a little more context for those numbers in the morning. The afternoon crop progress reports showed corn good/excellent rating drop one point nationally while the soybean rating was steady at 58% good excellent. The good/excellent rating for soybeans in Kansas dropped from 44% last week to 37% g/e this week. At the close today, cash corn and milo were down 4 cents again, cash wheat was up 17 cents, and cash beans were up 6 cents. Have a great evening.
Morning Grain Comments 9-8-2026 – The grain markets had a bit of a wild session last night after the holiday weekend with all of the grains gapping higher at the open, marching to session highs, then backing off of them as the session progressed to end the session with wheat higher, corn slightly higher, and soybeans some lower. The StoneX Quick Editorial (QE) this morning stated, “the U.S. struck Iranian oil tankers over the weekend and officials failed to come to any peace agreements in Ukraine; hence, fund money continues to flow into the commodities, even with already-hefty net grain positions. Fundamentally, it's a big short week for the grians with StoneX releasing a September crop survey this afternoon and the USDA on tap with its own Sept figures Friday. The trade will also be closely watching holiday-delayed crop progress figures today to see if ratings declines continue…” All of the grains gapped higher at the open Monday evening with Kansas City December wheat trading nearly 30 cents higher at one point and currently has close to a dime gap while Dec corn has wiped out the gap and soybeans have traded both sides of Friday's closes. In world grain trade news, Saudi Arabia cancelled a planned tender for 19.6 million bushels of milling wheat due to "unsuitable" offers and flour millers in South Korea have tendered for 3.6 million bushels of milling wheat from Canada and the U.S. At the end of the night session at 7:45 this morning Kansas City December wheat was 13.75 cents higher, Chicago December corn up a penny, and Chicago November soybeans were 3.25 cents lower. Have a wonderful day.
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September 4 & 5 A rain that started at about 7:45 Friday evening and lasted until about 3:00 Saturday morning gave us between 0.5 and 0.8 inch of rain in Sublette.?
August 28 A nice thunderstorm this morning gave us 0.4 inch of rain in Sublette.
August 24 Another early morning rain gave us another 0.1 inch of rain.
August 17 An early morning rain in Sublette gave us 0.1 inch of rain here.
August 15 - 16 A rain that started Saturday evening gave us another 0.2 or a little more rain in Sublette.
August 14 An evening rain gave us 0.2 inch of rain in Sublette.
August 6 An early morning (night) rain gave us 0.75 inch of rain in Sublette.
July 23 Our Haskell County Fair rain gave us 0.1 inch of rain in Sublette.
July 10 Another early morning rain gave us 0.1 to 0.2 inch of rain in Sublette.
