Daily Ag Direction 9/19/25

Markets opening mixed this morning as speculation about getting export business with China drags on and yieid questions fdrom the Eastern Corn Belt continue to prop up corn futures. Wheat is steady on the open but overall fundamental picture is maintaining a bearish tone and wheat's best hope absent new export headlines is to catch an updraft from row crops. Otherwise path of least resistance is for Dec to chase Sep futures levels to the downside. The corn market has a lot of chatter between exports and harvest news but trend has been a tight sideways pattern with a range of less than a dime this week after failing multiple attempts to fill the Dec chart gap at 4.32. Beans are similarly waiting on trade and harvest fodder for the bulls but absent that have been slipping. 

Dec corn is +3 at 4.26

Nov beans are +1 at 10.39

Dec KC wheat is -1 at 5.09

Jul 26 KC wheat is -1 at 5.57

Dec Chi wheat is flat at 5.24

Jul 26 Chi wheat is -1 at 5.62

Oct Feeders are +.700 at 352.425

Oct Live cattle are +.550 at 232.925

If you have any questions, please reach out to your Risk Management Advisor and have a great day!

Matt Hartwell (316) 617-0690