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This is your Daily Corn Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark podcast.

Welcome back to the Daily Corn Price Tracker. I am Vanessa Clark, and today we are talking about what is happening right now in the corn market and how you can use this information in your day to day decisions.

Because there is no live data connection available at this moment, I cannot give you the exact up to the minute trading price for corn today. However, the most recent market commentary from grain analysts shows Chicago Board of Trade corn futures holding in a fairly tight sideways range a little above four dollars per bushel, with nearby contracts often trading in the mid four dollar area. That tells us the market is not in a runaway rally or a major collapse, but rather in a grinding, choppy pattern where small daily moves matter.

So what is driving that kind of action. First, the United States just harvested one of its largest corn crops on record, with strong yields and generally good quality. Big supplies tend to cap prices because buyers know there is plenty of corn available. At the same time, demand from key buyers like Mexico, Japan, and South Korea has been solid, and industrial demand from ethanol plants is strong, even if ethanol inventories are growing. When supply is heavy but demand is also healthy, you often get exactly what we are seeing now, a range bound market.

Here are a few practical tips you can use. If you are a farmer or merchandiser watching daily corn prices, treat this range as your friend. Consider scaling in sales on bounces toward the upper end of the recent trading band and be more patient when prices slip back toward the low end. If you are a livestock producer or small feed user, watch local basis levels closely, because when futures are stuck, the best opportunities often show up in cash bids at your local elevator or feed mill rather than in the board price itself.

If you are following corn as an investor or trader, remember that choppy sideways price action usually favors shorter term strategies. Tighten your risk limits, avoid chasing small rallies, and let the big fundamental shifts, like a surprise export surge or a weather scare in a major growing region, be your signal for larger moves. Until then, think of this as a market that rewards patience and discipline more than bold, all in bets.

That is it for today’s episode of the Daily Corn Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark. Thanks so much for listening, stay curious about those corn prices, and be sure to subscribe and tune in next time for another daily check on what is happening in the corn market.

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