CHICAGO (AP) _ Grain futures were mostly higher in early trading Friday on the Chicago Board of Trade. Mar. corn was unchanged at $4.98 a bushel. Mar. wheat rose by 5.5 cents at $5.91 a bushel. Mar.

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South Dakota farmers say the corn market and dry conditions are two factors that could encourage more corn acres this spring.

As of this writing, USDA has not yet released any information through local Farm Service Agency offices to provide details on ...

Chicago Board of Trade corn futures pulled back from a 16-month high on Wednesday as traders booked profits and anticipated ...

May corn prices made another new 16-month high this morning but closed with a reversal lower on spillover weakness from wheat in my opinion. Funds flipped to the sell side amid some profit taking in ...

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A bill to update Iowa’s grain indemnity fund with increased capacity and to include farmers with credit-sale contracts passed ...

--Wheat for March delivery fell 2.2%, to $5.92 1/4 a bushel, on the Chicago Board of Trade on Wednesday, declining as prices for Russian wheat and other crops fall back. --Corn for March delivery fell ...

Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) corn futures reached a 16-month high above $5 a bushel on Tuesday on robust US export demand ...

--Soybeans for March delivery rose 0.2% to $10.38 1/4 a bushel.