Daily Ag Direction 8/11/25
Good Morning!
Wheat off to a rocky start this morning after losing the gains from last week’s strong closes midweek. KC wheat opened lower and looked to go up with Paris, but lost the momentum and is down this morning. When looking at market impacts, keep an eye on Black Sea wheat. Despite having decent sized crop, their quality continues to be an issue which could cause an increase in US wheat exports. In other news, corn is up this morning after gaining a couple cents in the overnight session. Not much price movement is expected as the market gears up for tomorrow’s WASDE report. Soybeans looking higher this morning after rumors of China coming back into the mix. This comes as a result of pressure from the Trump administration on the Chinese to buy beans. As of now, weather still looks to be pretty good for the beans and fears of low yields are beginning to be less of a concern.
Looking ahead at the weather, we are seeing rain over much of the Southern Plains. The primary areas affected look to be SE Kansas, NC/SW Oklahoma, and pockets of the Texas Panhandle. As the week goes on temperatures will steadily increase to the mid to high 90s.
SEP KC Wheat +4.2 @ $5.22
JUL 26 KC Wheat +2.6 @ $5.40
SEP Corn +3.6 @ $3.87
DEC 25 Corn +3.2 @ $4.09
SEP Beans +22.2 @ $9.90
NOV 25 Beans +22.2 @ $10.10
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
