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By Kirk MaltaisExport inspections of U.S. soybean exports are lifted from the same time last week, according to data from the Department of Agriculture.In its latest weekly report published Monday, the USDA said that for the week ended September 24, soybean export inspections totaled 1.15 million m…
USDA reported weekly export inspections for the week ended Sept. 24, 2026. Wheat inspections were 310,635 tonnes, sorghum 2,178 tonnes and oats and barley were zero.
USDA data showed corn inspections at 1,548,625 metric tons and soybeans at 1,152,913 metric tons.
The USDA said U.S. grain inspections and/or weighings for export totaled 3,058,593 metric tons in the week ended Sept. 24, 2026. Corn inspections totaled 1,548,625 tons and soybeans 1,152,913 tons.
Basis bids for corn shipped by barge to the US Gulf Coast were steady to higher, while soybean basis bids were flat as traders looked for a this-week US President Donald Trump–Chinese President Xi Jinping meeting to potentially expand Chinese buying of American crops.
The U.S. Agriculture Department issued its weekly data on grains inspected and/or weighed for export by region and country of destination for the week ending September 17, 2026. Total inspections reached 3,058,133 metric tons.
USDA data for the week ended September 17 showed wheat inspections at 335,253 tonnes, oats at 0, barley at 0, corn at 1,938,523 tonnes, sorghum at 416 tonnes, and soybeans at 759,193 tonnes. Year-to-date inspections for corn were 4,138,602 tonnes and soybeans were 1,681,512 tonnes.
US grain inspections for export by region and port in the week ending Sept 17, 2026, totalled 3,058,133 metric tons. Corn inspections were 335,253 tons, soybeans 759,193 tons, and wheat 1,928,045 tons. The data includes shipments to Canada but excludes U.S. grain from the St. Lawrence Seaway.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture is scheduled to release its weekly grain and oilseed export inspections report at 10 a.m. CDT (1500 GMT) on Monday. Trade estimates for U.S. grain and soybeans are as follows, in metric tons: Wheat 300,000-500,000, Corn 1,200,000-1,850,000, Soybeans 300,000-750,000.
Wheat futures advanced as December Chicago Wheat gained 9'2 to settle at 659'6, leading the grain complex while corn and soybean futures retreated after early-week highs. USDA Crop Progress data showed good-to-excellent ratings at 68% for corn and 65% for soybeans, both reflecting a 1% weekly improvement. Meanwhile, we