CropSide Analytics

08/04/2026

🌽 Your Farm Isn't the Market

It's easy to think grain prices should follow what's happening in your own fields.

But the futures market is much bigger than any one farm, county, or even state.

Every day, billions of bushels worth of corn futures change hands as traders, funds, exporters, ethanol plants, and commercial hedgers all compete in the market.

Understanding how the market actually works can help you make better grain marketing decisions—and avoid letting emotions drive your sales.

In this article, we break down:
✅ Why local conditions don't always move prices
✅ How much corn actually trades each day
✅ Why price action matters more than headlines
✅ What farmers can learn from professional traders

The news tells you what happened. Price tells you what matters.

Read the full article here:

The futures market isn't pricing your farm—it's pricing the world's expectations.

08/02/2026

🌽🌱 Learn How We Identified the Highs in Corn & Soybeans

One of the biggest questions we hear is:

"How did you know it was time to sell?"

The answer wasn't luck.

At CropSide Analytics, we combine price action, technical analysis, fund positioning, and market structure to identify high-probability selling opportunities before the market turns.

Our subscribers received incremental sell recommendations as corn and soybeans rallied into key resistance levels.

We don't try to pick the exact top.

We focus on making disciplined sales when the odds are in our favor.

🎥 Here's this week's Corn Market Update:
https://cropsideanalytics.com/p/corn-market-update-july-31-2026

If you'd like to learn how we analyze the markets—and how our approach can help improve your grain marketing—take a look.

🌽 Weekly Corn & Soybean Analysis
📈 Real-Time Sell Alerts
🎥 Weekly Market Videos

The news tells you what happened.
Price tells you what matters.

👉 https://cropsideanalytics.com

07/26/2026

🌽🌱 CropSide Commentary – July 24, 2026

Corn and soybeans continue testing important technical levels.

Fund positioning has shifted, momentum remains strong, and the next move could create another marketing opportunity.

In this week's CropSide Commentary, we discuss:

✅ Current market trends
✅ Fund positioning
✅ Key support and resistance levels
✅ What we're watching next

The news tells you what happened.

Price tells you what matters.

Subscribe to read this week's CropSide Commentary:

Corn and soybeans continued their recovery rallies last week, with both markets pushing into major resistance as fund buying accelerated. Momentum remains positive, but history suggests these conditions often precede important market turning points.

07/19/2026

🌱 Soybean Market Update – July 17, 2026

Soybeans have rallied back toward an important resistance area after bouncing from support near $11.30.

In this week's subscriber video, we discuss:
✅ Current fund positioning
✅ Key support and resistance levels
✅ What the recent rally means
✅ What we're watching next

The market is approaching an important decision point. Having a disciplined marketing plan before the next move can make all the difference.

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07/12/2026

🌾 **Free Grain Market Commentary – July 10, 2026**

Last week, both corn and soybeans rallied sharply after holding major support levels. Fund buying returned, and the markets are now approaching important resistance that could influence the next move.

In this week's free CropSide Commentary, we cover:
🌽 Corn & soybean technical analysis
📊 Fund positioning updates
📈 Key support and resistance levels
🎯 What we're watching next

If you're looking for a disciplined approach to grain marketing, this is a great opportunity to see how we analyze the markets.

Read it free here:

Corn and soybeans rallied sharply last week after holding major support levels, with both markets pushing back toward key resistance. Fund buying has returned, but how prices respond near these levels will be critical in determining whether the recovery continues or selling pressure begins to re-eme...

06/30/2026

🚨 Should grain market headlines determine when you sell?

Every week there's another story:

🌧️ "Drought Threatens Corn Crop"
🚢 "Exports Surge"
🇨🇳 "China Buying"
📊 "USDA Bullish"

The problem?

By the time those stories become the biggest headlines, the market has often already priced them in.

That's why professional grain marketers don't base sell decisions on the latest news. They follow a disciplined process built around price action, market expectations, fund positioning, and probabilities.

At CropSide Analytics, we believe one simple principle:

News tells you what happened. Price tells you what matters.

If you've ever wondered why markets sometimes fall on bullish news or rally on bearish reports, this article explains why.

📖 Read the full article here:
https://cropsideanalytics.com/p/why-headline-news-isn-t-the-best-way-to-decide-when-to-sell-grain

👇 Do you think farmers rely too much on headline news when making grain marketing decisions?

The biggest grain market headlines often appear after prices have already moved. Learn why professional grain marketers rely on price, probabilities, and a disciplined process—not the latest news—to make better selling decisions.

06/15/2026

🌽 FREE LOOK: CropSide Commentary – June 12, 2026

Last month, CropSide Analytics issued a recommendation to sell out of all old-crop corn and soybeans along with new crop as funds approached historically large long positions.

Since then:

✅ Corn has declined approximately 60 cents from the highs

✅ Soybeans have declined approximately 70 cents from the highs

Over the past several weeks, funds have aggressively liquidated long positions and are now approaching flat to short.

In this week's CropSide Commentary, we discuss:

📊 Current fund positioning

🎯 Key support and resistance levels

🌽 Corn and soybean market outlook

🔍 What we're watching for potential bottoming action

👇 Read this week's free market commentary:

https://cropsideanalytics.com/p/cropside-commentary-june-12-2026

06/13/2026

🌱 FREE LOOK: This Week's Soybean Market Update

Soybeans continued to face selling pressure this week as funds aggressively reduced long positions and prices remained below key moving averages.

Key developments:

📉 November 2026 soybeans have corrected nearly 70 cents from the recent highs

📊 Funds sold approximately 44,000 contracts and are now just 4% of record long

🎯 Prices continue to trade below the 10-day moving average, keeping the short-term trend bearish

In this week's video, we discuss:

✅ Fund positioning

✅ Key support and resistance levels

✅ What the recent correction means for soybean prices

✅ What we're watching next week

🎥 Watch the full Soybean Market Update:

https://cropsideanalytics.com/p/soybean-market-update-june-12-2026

📬 Subscribe to receive free grain market commentary, market updates, and educational content directly in your inbox:

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Do you think soybeans are nearing a bottom, or is there more downside ahead?

06/12/2026

🌽 Most farmers sell grain.

But very few follow a professional trader grain marketing process.

Too often, grain sales are driven by:
❌ Headlines
❌ Weather scares
❌ Market rumors
❌ Emotions

Professional grain marketing works differently.

The goal isn't to predict every market move or sell the exact top.

The goal is to follow a disciplined process that consistently captures profitable opportunities over time.

At CropSide Analytics, we believe successful grain marketing is built on:
✅ Discipline
✅ Risk management
✅ Consistent decision-making
✅ Selling when opportunities present themselves

In our latest article, we explain how professional grain marketing works and why a repeatable process often outperforms emotional decision-making.

👇 Read the full article here:
https://cropsideanalytics.com/p/how-professional-grain-marketing-works-a-disciplined-approach-to-better-grain-sales

Do you currently follow a grain marketing plan, or do most sales happen as opportunities arise?

Why Successful Farmers Follow a Process Instead of Chasing Market Headlines

06/08/2026

🌽Grain Market Update — June 5, 2026

Last month we issued a recommendation to sell out of old-crop corn and soybeans as funds approached historically large long positions.

Since then:

✅ Corn has declined roughly 40-50 cents from the highs

✅ Soybeans have declined approximately 60 cents from the highs

Over the past several weeks, funds have aggressively liquidated long positions, bringing them much closer to a flat position.

As funds move from extreme long positions back toward neutral, markets often begin searching for a bottom.

In this week's CropSide Commentary, we discuss:

• Current fund positioning

• Key support and resistance levels

• What we're watching for potential bottoming action

👇 Read this week's free market commentary:

https://cropsideanalytics.com/p/cropside-commentary-june-5-2026

What are your thoughts on corn and soybean prices from here?