Sep 17, 2026 · 32 min · 13 segments
The September 17, 2026, edition of Commodity Week features host Todd Gleason and panelists Naomi Blohm, Mike Zuzolo, and Greg Johnson discussing early Midwest harvest yields, which indicate slightly…
Naomi BlohmPanelist
Greg JohnsonPanelistTodd GleasonHost
Yeah, so just keeping a balance of keeping cash sales current in this environment for corn and soybeans as we head into some potential harvest pressure.
Of course, big picture, we're well-supported, but we want to keep an eye on what might happen into end of the month as we get ready for President Xi's visit next week, and also maybe funds taking profits into month-end slash quarter-end markets.
And we've got a quarterly stocks report sneaking up on us at the end of the month, too.
Okay, Mike Suslo, anything to add? Just the Federal Reserve coming in this week, Todd, and thank goodness for that meal market.
Well, with harvest just getting started, I think we want to keep an eye on yields.
Will they lower it again or will they raise it again? There's precedence that...
that we could see a change either way based on past reductions in the September and August crop reports.
Yeah, so just keeping a balance of keeping cash sales current in this environment for corn and soybeans as we head into some potential harvest pressure.
Of course, big picture, we're well-supported, but we want to keep an eye on what might happen into end of the month as we get ready for President Xi's visit next week, and also maybe funds taking profits into month-end slash quarter-end markets.
And we've got a quarterly stocks report sneaking up on us at the end of the month, too.
Okay, Mike Suslo, anything to add? Just the Federal Reserve coming in this week, Todd, and thank goodness for that meal market.
Well, with harvest just getting started, I think we want to keep an eye on yields.
Will they lower it again or will they raise it again? There's precedence that...
that we could see a change either way based on past reductions in the September and August crop reports.
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