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Reports about the continuing and widespread problem of scab with Kansas wheat provided support to the wheat and corn markets on Tuesday.
Weather helped grains markets end higher across the board on Monday.
Wheat Markets higher across the board and corn followed wheat higher on the day.
Continued wet weather in the South Plains caused wheat markets to rally on Monday.
Grain and soybean bids opened the week mixed ahead of the USDA supply and demand report to be released today. More rain over the weekend pressured the markets.
Wheat closed higher with a drier forecast predicted, Corn closed with fractional gains for May with 19 percent of the corn planted and good planting weather ahead.
Positive weather news helped wheat to end Monday lower.
Grains all closed lower on Tuesday as the US dollar rebounded higher and USDA reported that 44 percent of the winter wheat crop is rated good to excellent.
Monday had a rally across the board in the wheat markets.
Wheat markets had mostly slight gains by end of Thursday.
It was — for the most part — a lower day for the wheat markets.
It was relatively a quiet Tuesday with mixed results in the grain markets.
With commodity markets closed today for Good Friday holiday, Thursday's trade acted more like a Friday one.
March wheat pushed sharply higher on the session early in the day Friday led by cold weather concerns but the market was down 5 cents from the early highs into the mid-session but still 2 cents higher on the day.
The wheat market managed to recovery off of the early selling surge down but late selling turned active and the market closed lower for 10 of the last 12 sessions with very minor up closes.
The wheat market failed to see any follow through buying support from Thursday's uptick and finished lower on the day Friday and near contract lows.