Grain markets are mixed this morning as wet harvest conditions are weighing on feed barley prices, and the broader complex is looking for direction.

Corn prices are leading grain markets this morning thanks to a strong start for 2018/19 exports, despite Harvest 2018 picking back up.

Canola prices, along with soybeans, are starting the week higher, while the rest of the grain market sits in the red looking for their next bullish headline.

Winter wheat prices pushed higher as markets eyed the start of the annual winter wheat tour. Here's what else happened in Chicago on Tuesday.

This post serves as a timestamp on GrainCents crop sales positions. Also included is our rationale for the GrainCents crop sales position.

Wheat prices led the grain complex lower Friday as traders prepared for the upcoming holiday weekend. The day had started with small gains due to news of harvest delays down in the Brazilian fields. But profit-taking appeared to be too much of an urge for some.

Grain markets this morning are mostly in the red as the complex continues to sell off with the broader equity and commodity markets. Only ethanol and livestock prices are in the green!

Today’s Breakfast Brief gives a lesson feed grain prices, if UK and Canadian crops are getting bigger, and how oil is supporting grain prices.