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  • Corn$4.56/bu-1.0%
  • Soybeans$12.70/bu+0.4%
  • Soybean meal$346.50/US ton-0.2%
  • Soybean oil$0.6679/lb+0.1%
  • SRW wheat$6.25/bu+0.0%
  • HRW wheat$6.64/bu-0.3%
  • Live cattle$231.20/cwt+0.0%
  • Feeder cattle$345.38/cwt+0.4%
  • Lean hogs$65.58/cwt+0.0%
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Commodity Markets

China's Tariff Consideration List Covers Corn, Beef and Ethanol but Excludes Bulk Soybeans and DDGS

China has published a 1,619-tariff-line list of U.S. products eligible for consideration for lower tariffs, covering corn, wheat, cotton, beef, pork, dairy and ethanol, but notably omitting commercial (non-seed) soybeans and distillers dried grains with solubles (DDGS). Actual tariff reductions remain pending domestic legal processes in each country, and the widely cited "30-for-30" figures represent a 2024 trade valuation benchmark rather than a purchasing or savings commitment.

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Commodity Markets

Soybeans and Cattle Advance While Wheat Retreats in Divergent Week for Agricultural Markets

Agricultural commodity futures posted sharply divergent results in the week ending 25 September 2026, with November soybeans gaining 15½ cents to $13.19 per bushel and November feeder cattle surging nearly $14, while wheat contracts fell as much as 27¾ cents. China trade developments, harvest-season supply pressure, and commodity-specific fundamentals drove the split outcomes, according to a weekly market analysis published by Ag Bull on 26 September 2026.

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Philippines Studies Millet as Drought-Resilient Feed Alternative Amid Strengthening El Niño

The Philippine Department of Agriculture is reviewing broader use of millet in animal feed rations to reduce the country's dependence on corn as a very strong El Niño, projected to persist into the first half of 2027, raises the risk of drought-related supply shocks. While corn remains the dominant feed grain, any large-scale millet adoption could gradually temper growth in Philippine corn import demand, a development international exporters are beginning to monitor.

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Commodity Markets

ICE Enforcement Operations in Southwest Kansas Disrupt U.S. Beef Supply Chain, Cattle Groups Warn

Immigration enforcement operations in Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas have cut federally inspected cattle slaughter by more than 31,000 head versus the prior week through Thursday, September 25, 2026, with the Kansas Livestock Association, Oklahoma Cattlemen's Association and Texas Cattle Feeders Association warning of millions of dollars in lost revenue and delays to fed cattle deliveries. The disruption is affecting feedyards, processing plants, feed and grain businesses and transport operations across a region that accounts for roughly 22% of the nation's grain-fed beef supply.

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