Non-GMO corn price premiums to conventional remain steady, with corn hovering near $0.25 above conventional and soybeans near $1.50 over conventional. While the export market for non-GMO soybeans remains steady, there could be a pickup in demand for non-GMO feed.
The non-GMO planting season is underway along with conventional. Non-GMO soybeans are usually planted at the same time as conventional, compared to organic which is generally delayed. Organic to the USDA Iowa, Illinois, and Indiana soybean planting reached 30%, 33%, and 17% respectively. Iowa and Illinois are ahead of the averages, while Indiana trailed.
The jump in grocery store retail sales for non-GMO animal proteins has surged and non-GMO beef sales have helped lead the charge. Non-GMO retail beef sales rose 55% year over year for the…
02.04.2025
Chicago, Gulf animal fats and oils markets strengthen despite ongoing uncertainty
The US animal fats and oils markets were stable to higher on Tuesday February 4, as Chicago market activity saw a notable uptick throughout the day.
Six railcars...
02.04.2025
Light trade volume leaves most US animal protein prices flat
Light trade volume was reported in the US animal proteins markets for Tuesday February 4.
Ruminant meat and bonemeal, Missouri River, was reported as steady from Monday February...
02.04.2025
December US soybean crush, corn consumption up month on month
US soybean crush above monthly, yearly levels
Soybeans crushed for crude oil totaled 218 million bushels in December 2024, up by 7% from November and by 4% from...