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Basis bids for hard red winter wheat were unchanged in the southern US Plains as storms brought precipitation to the region. K.C. December HRW wheat fell 2-3/4 cents to $7.43 a bushel and analysts expect USDA reports Wednesday.
Spot basis bids held steady in the southern US Plains; USDA said winter wheat was 27% planted nationally.
The report includes state-by-state winter wheat planting and emergence data.
Corn condition was unchanged week over week, while soybean harvest progressed further and rice harvest advanced.
Reuters poll of eight analysts ahead of USDA's weekly crop progress report. A week ago, corn harvest was 13% and soybeans 12%; winter wheat planting was expected at 30% complete.
(Updates with USDA data) By Karl Plume CHICAGO, Sept 21 (Reuters) — U.S. corn and soybean condition ratings held steady at three-year lows over the past week, as harvesting of both crops advanced modestly despite widespread rains in parts of the Midwest, according to a weekly U.S. Department of Agriculture report relea
WASHINGTON, Sept 21 (Reuters) — The U.S. Agriculture Department released the following data in its weekly crop progress report: Winter Wheat Planted — Selected States [These 18 States planted 90% of the 2025 winter wheat acreage]: Week ending: State:September 20,:September 13,:September 20,: 2021-2025: 2025: 2026: 2026
USDA’s weekly crop progress report for the week ended Sept. 20 includes condition ratings for corn, cotton and soybeans and harvest and fieldwork progress for multiple crops. Winter wheat planting and emergence progress were reported, along with harvest progress for corn, soybeans, cotton, rice and spring wheat.
U.S. corn condition ratings likely remained unchanged while soybean conditions declined slightly as harvesting of both crops began to gather pace a week ago, analysts said ahead of a weekly U.S. Department of Agriculture crop report due on Monday afternoon. According to the average estimate in a Reuters poll of 11 anal