Wheat was in the spotlight last week, but corn and soybeans took center stage in Thursday's grain trade. Are these markets poised for a bigger rally? Oliver Sloup was on RFD-TV sharing his thought on ...

John Payne, Advance Trading, says soybeans and soybean meal took the lead adding weather premium with heavy rains and flooding in southern Brazil and parts of Argentina. So, are we seeing a chart ...

Beef and pork higher on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Jun. live cattle was up 2.95 cents at $1.7680 a pound; May feeder cattle gained 2.18 cents at $2.4360 a pound; while May lean hogs rose .05 ...

CHICAGO (AP) — Grain futures were higher Thursday in early trading on the Chicago Board of Trade. Wheat for May rose 12 cents at $5.9225 a bushel; May corn was up 11.75 cents at $4.4975 a bushel; Jul.

According to a new report by Boston Consulting Group (BCG) – The Whole Truth about Whole Grains – there is huge opportunity in food system transformation, but it’s critical to change what is grown, ...

While dining out during a recent trip, I noticed that the restaurants had several dishes where beans and grains were mentioned in the item’s name or description. Looking at some old menus in my ...

While dining out during a recent trip, I noticed that the restaurants had several dishes where beans and grains were mentioned in the item’s name or description. Looking at some old menus in my ...

Whole grains are a foundational staple of healthy diets. Not only are they a good source of essential nutrients like B vitamins, selenium, magnesium, protein, and fiber, but they also provide ...

The changes also expand access to whole grains like quinoa, wild rice and millet and to foods such as teff and whole wheat naan. But they also remove or reduce monthly allowances for juice and cut ...

Wheat for May was up .75 cent at $6.03 a bushel; May corn lost 1.25 cents at $4.3975 a bushel, May oats was up 5 cents at $3.72 a bushel; while May soybeans fell 5.50 cents at $11.5725 a bushel ...

Wheat for May was up .75 cent at $6.03 a bushel; May corn lost 1.25 cents at $4.3975 a bushel, May oats was up 5 cents at $3.72 a bushel; while May soybeans fell 5.50 cents at $11.5725 a bushel ...