Oct 14 | Closing Market Report

In this Wednesday edition of the Closing Market Report, Greg Johnson of Total Grain Marketing highlights that the East Central Illinois soybean harvest is nearing 90% completion with strong yields, though early corn yields are falling 20 to 25 bushels short of last year's marks. Nationally, the USDA Crop Progress Report shows the soybean harvest making rapid gains, particularly in Minnesota, while the U.S. corn harvest lags slightly behind the five-year average. In agricultural news, a global diesel shortage is projected to extend into 2027, compounded by regional violence in the Middle East, alongside updates on federal pardons related to diesel emissions sensors under the Clean Air Act. Finally, World Weather Inc.'s Drew Lerner forecasts incoming rain and a season-ending freeze for parts of the U.S. Midwest, alongside a much-needed dry period for waterlogged crop regions in southern Brazil.

01:33 Ag Markets with Greg Johnson, Total Grain Marketing

09:52 Oct 13 Weekly Crop Progress Report

11:18 WILL TV to Air Morrow Plots 150th 7:30 Thursday

12:06 DEF Sensors, NOx Sensors, EPA, & Pardons

13:10 Saudi Arabia, Diesel Supplies, and Aramco

14:29 Ag Weather with Drew Lerner, World Weather Inc.

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