Daily Ag Direction 8/27/25
Good Morning!
All across the complex, grains are trading down this morning. KC wheat fell off the wagon and hit new contract lows yesterday in A.M. Overnight session saw more of the same with almost no volume in the overnight. Chicago also followed suit and lost its gains from earlier in the week. Corn is lower after a tight overnight session. Across the Southern Plains we are starting to see more corn being harvested. As the season continues, it will be interesting to see if the harvest validates the USDA estimated yield. American and Chinese officials are meeting to discuss a trade deal, but no word has come out if a deal has been reached in regard to American corn and other commodities. Soybeans went down slightly this morning too. Right now, it feels like the calm before the storm as we wait for a Chinese deal. U.S. exports to China are at zero for beans and the main mover of this market will be a Chinese trade agreement.
Looking ahead at our weather, we can expect rain for the next days with the vast majority falling over much of SE Kansas and Central Oklahoma and Kansas. Temperatures are expected to stay in the mid to low 80s with areas in SW Oklahoma hitting the 90’s to 100’s.
AS A REMINDER: The markets will be closed in observance of the Labor Day holiday starting 8/31 and will reopen 9/2 at 8:30 A.M.
SEP KC Wheat -7.0 @ $4.86
JUL 26 KC Wheat -4.0 @ $5.59
SEP Corn -4.0 @ $3.84
DEC 25 Corn -3.0 @ $4.07
SEP Beans +3.0 @ $10.32
NOV 25 Beans +2.6 @ $10.52
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
