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Vanessa Clark's Wheat Watch: Plains Fires and Winter Fears Push Prices to Multi-Month Highs

Vanessa Clark's Wheat Watch: Plains Fires and Winter Fears Push Prices to Multi-Month Highs

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This is your Daily Wheat Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark podcast.

Hey friends, welcome to another episode of Daily Wheat Price Tracker with me, Vanessa Clark. Today, were diving into the latest on wheat prices, which are heating up fast thanks to some tough weather and fresh market reports.

First off, the current trading prices as of this afternoons close. Chicago March wheat futures settled at five dollars and fifty-nine and a half cents per bushel, up twelve and a half cents. Kansas City hard red winter wheat hit a multi-month high, with March at around five dollars sixty-eight cents resistance. Minneapolis spring wheat March closed at five dollars eighty-two. And in Canada, one red spring wheat cash price ended at two sixty-three dollars sixty-seven cents per tonne, up a bit. ADM Investor Services reports prices surged nine to fifteen cents higher across the board, pushing into session highs.

Whats driving this rally? Dryness and wildfires in the southern plains have scorched tens of thousands of winter wheat acres, with no rain soon. Add in arctic blasts and winterkill fears from Winter Storm Fern in Kansas and Nebraska, and futures jumped six point one percent recently, per market updates. Chicago Board of Trade soft red winter wheat hit a three-month high near five dollars fifty-three cents mid-month. Spec traders are covering shorts big time.

Looking ahead, the USDA Outlook Forum pegs twenty twenty-six twenty-seven wheat acres at forty-five million, down three hundred thousand, with production at one point eight six billion bushels. The International Grains Council says global supplies may tighten next season, with stocks down to two eighty-two million metric tons. That could mean firmer prices if weather stays rough.

For you farmers and buyers, heres your takeaway: watch those crop progress reports closely and consider locking in sales if you have old crop stored, especially with exports picking up. If youre baking or stocking up, prices might nudge grocery costs higher, so plan ahead.

Thanks for tuning in, pals. Subscribe, share with a friend, and catch you next time on Daily Wheat Price Tracker!

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