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Harvest Progress for Minnesota:
Minnesota soybean harvest is beginning to wrap up with estimations to be around 90% done and our corn harvest is around 60% done. Beans are sitting around 65-70 bu/ac and corn is averaging around 210 bu/ac with some areas having averages upwards of 250-280 bu/ac. Producers are pleasantly surprised at how well the crop did with the lack of rain and intense heat. We will be expecting spotty rain and cooler temperatures this week and next, but overall harvest will be wrapping up within the next few weeks. Happy Harvest!!
A harvest progress report from ADM Account Manager, Tyler Abel:
“Harvest is moving along quickly here in Central Michigan. Beans are dry right out of the field this week and corn is drying down quickly. No rain in the forecast for the next week or more so we’re expecting most producers to wrap up beans and get a great start on corn. Estimating bean harvest to be around 80% complete with corn harvest around 10-15% complete.”
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A big THANK YOU to our hardworking truckers! ADM Winona hosted their harvest trucker appreciation with donuts, coffee, and snacks. Thank you for all you do to keep things moving and for being such an important part of our day-to-day operations! We appreciate you today and every day!
Wrapping up our last day at National FFA Convention! The past two days have been fantastic with engaging conversations and meeting with the future of agriculture.
Be sure to stop by our booth today to:
✅ Enter our last drawing
✅ Grab some scratch off tickets for our crop match challenge
✅ Connect with #TeamADM
With only two days left at the National FFA Convention & Expo in Indianapolis, IN, join #TeamADM and match trading cards to earn a 2026 pin!
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Join #TeamADM at the 99th National FFA Convention & Expo in Indianapolis, IN at Booth #1238!
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A harvest progress report from ADM Account Manager, Katie Blacker:
“Harvest is progressing quickly across Central Indiana, with soybean harvest nearing 80-85% complete. Many producers have been surprised to see yields coming in near last year’s average, some better. Corn harvest is approaching 25% complete, running about a week behind last year. Yields have been 20–30 bushels per acre lower than last year so far, although there is still plenty of harvest left to go for that to improve. Corn is also drying down quicker than most had anticipated. With scattered rainfall throughout this week, there hasn’t been enough precipitation to significantly slow harvest progress and has allowed producers to keep moving. Wishing all a safe & successful Harvest!”
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No single marketing strategy fits every bushel.
That's why many growers diversify how they market grain. ADM's Seasonal Price contract is one tool designed to help spread pricing decisions over time based on historical seasonal market patterns.
✔ Corn outperformed the RMA harvest price 75% of the time (2014-2025)
✔ Soybeans outperformed the RMA harvest price 55% of the time (2017-2025)
Talk with your ADM representative to learn if Seasonal Price could complement your overall grain marketing strategy or learn more at bit.ly/ADM_SP
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A harvest progress report from ADM Account Manager, Ryann Nendick:
“ North Dakota sunflower harvest is off to a good start, with approximately 10% of the crop harvested, ahead of 5-year pace by 4%. The growing season was predominantly dry, but recent weather has brought cooler temperatures and light drizzle. Despite the change in conditions, producers remain optimistic that yields for later-maturing crops will be average to slightly above average.”
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Happy National Farmers Day! 🌾🚜
Today, we celebrate and thank all of our current, past, and future customers who partner with ADM. Your dedication, hard work, and commitment to feeding and fueling the world do not go unnoticed.
To show our some of our appreciation during this busy harvest season, ADM teams across the country have spent the past week serving lunches and connecting with producers as they bring in this year’s crop. From Quincy, Farina, Windsor, Lloydminster, Tuscola, and Des Moines, to many more communities, it has been a privilege to spend time with the farmers who make agriculture possible.
Thank you for your trust, partnership, and the long hours you put in every day. We are proud to support you throughout harvest and beyond.
Happy National Farmers Day from all of us at ADM!
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Farming is more than a job. It's a way of life built on hard work, dedication, and resilience. But even the strongest among us face challenges, and it's important to remember that your mental health matters just as much as the work you do every day.
You are vital not only to our food system, but to your family, friends, and community.
This World Mental Health Day, let's continue to normalize conversations around mental health and remind one another that support is available. Asking for help is not a sign of weakness. It's a sign of strength.
If you or someone you know may be struggling, the Farm & Rural Stress Hotline is available 24/7 at 1-800-691-4336. The service is free, confidential, and staffed by trained counselors who can help connect callers with local resources.
Take care of yourself, check in on your neighbors, and remember: your well-being matters. 💙
#FarmStrong #RuralMentalHealth #YouAreNotAlone
The October 2026 USDA WASDE Recap is now available.
View online: bit.ly/395eWtM
Adam Betancourt, ADM Customer Risk Manager, comments on what stood out after the WASDE report was released at 11:00 a.m. CST on Friday, October 9, 2026.
🌽 USDA 26/27 corn yield increased to 181.2, up from 178.5 in September.
🌱 USDA 26/27 bean yield increased to 53.1, up from 53.0 in September.
Mark Your Calendars: The next WASDE report will be released on November 10th.
Harvest is one of the busiest times of the year, and we were proud to take a moment to recognize the hardworking farmers who keep it all moving.
Last week, the team at ADM Agri Industries Lloydminster joined local producers in their fields for a Meal in the Field, providing an opportunity to step away from the combine, enjoy a meal together, and connect during the busy harvest season.
One producer shared that the experience made them feel appreciated, heard, and valued. As one farm among thousands, it's a reminder that small gestures can make a meaningful impact. At ADM, we value the relationships we build with producers and are grateful for the trust they place in us year after year.
Thank you to all the farmers for the long hours, dedication, and hard work you put in every day to help feed the world. We appreciate all that you do and wish you a safe and successful harvest season.
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The USDA September 1 Quarterly Stocks Report was released at 11:00am CST on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
Adam Betancourt, ADM Customer Risk Manager, comments on what stood out after the reports were released.
🌽Corn stocks were reported at 2.095 bb over the average trade estimate of 1.918 bb
🌱Soybeans stocks were reported at 0.315 bb, under the average trade estimate of 0.324 bb
🌾Wheat stocks were reported 1.846 bb, just shy of the average trade estimate of 1.872 bb.
🌾USDA's 2026 Wheat production was reported at 1.534 bb vs. average trade estimate of 1.524 bb.
Mark Your Calendars: The next WASDE Report will be released on October 9th.
A great day on the course! ⛳
ADM Frankfort recently welcomed customers to our Customer Appreciation Golf Outing as a thank you for their partnership. We were excited to see more than 17 teams join us for a day of conversation, connection, and friendly competition.
In addition to enjoying time together, we had the opportunity to discuss the 2027 Plenish® high oleic soybean program and share insights on future grain marketing opportunities.
Thank you to all the farmers and customers who spent the day with us. We appreciate the opportunity to work alongside you and value the relationships that help strengthen our local agricultural community.
A harvest progress report from ADM Account Manager, Ashley Brown:
"Central Illinois' 2026 harvest is underway! Corn harvest is about 10-15% complete, while most farmers are waiting to cut soybeans until later this week, if weather permits. Rain on Saturday and Sunday into Monday morning may keep farmers out of the field for a day. Weather at the start of harvest has been abnormally hot and dry. Due to the extreme heat, corn moisture levels have been lower than in previous years. Most farmers are seeing dry corn moisture levels ranging between 15% and 23%.
Overall, farmer sentiment is positive regarding the trend of higher prices but disappointed by lower corn yields. The hot summer months, lack of cool nighttime temperatures, and some disease pressure are resulting in yields that are 15-30 BPA lower than last year."
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No two farms are the same, and neither are their regenerative agriculture journeys.
Through conversations with farmers across the country, valuable insights continue to emerge about adoption, outcomes, and opportunities. These lessons are helping advance practical, farmer-focused approaches that fit today's operations and support future generations.
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The September 2026 USDA WASDE Recap is now available.
View online: bit.ly/395eWtM
Adam Betancourt, ADM Customer Risk Manager, comments on what stood out after the WASDE report was released at 11:00 a.m. CST on Friday, September 11, 2026.
🌽 USDA 26/27 carryout for corn was lowered from 1.653 in August to 1.567. The average trade estimated 1.528.
🌽 Harvested acres for corn were down slightly, while harvested acres for soybeans were up slightly.
🌽 USDA 2026 corn yield was lowered from 180.7 in August to 178.5 in September. The average trade estimated 178.2.
🌽 USDA 2026 corn production decreased from 16.013 in August to 15.8 in September. The average trade estimated 15.785.
🌱 USDA 26/27 carryout for soybeans was lowered from 3.20 in August to 3.10. The average trade estimated 0.298.
🌱 USDA 2026 soybean yield increased from 52.7 in August to 52.8 in September. The average trade estimated a drop to 52.5.
🌱 USDA 2026 soybean production increased from 4.519 in August to 4.535 in September. The average trade estimated a drop to 4.501.
🌾 USDA 26/27 carryout for wheat was unchanged.
Mark Your Calendars: The Quarterly Stocks report will be released on September 30th.
A harvest progress report from ADM Account Manager, Ryann Nendick:
"North Dakota canola harvest is in full swing. The southern two-thirds of the state have largely wrapped up harvest, while the northern third is just getting started. Recent rains have slowed progress considerably across the North Central and Northeast regions, with the Northeast estimated to be only 10% to 15% complete. Yields have been slightly below average, as various storms and drought conditions throughout the summer contributed to crop damage and reduced production."
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