Corn, Soybean & Wheat Prices, Farm Weather & Cash Bids

AGSIST displays CBOT corn futures prices from Yahoo Finance, delayed about 15 minutes and updated every 15 minutes. The front-month contract and the next December contract are both shown, each labeled with its contract month (for example Dec ’26), with net change, percent change, and 52-week range. Prices are in dollars per bushel. See Full Corn Futures

Enter any US ZIP code on AGSIST’s Cash Bids page at agsist.com/cash-bids to see posted corn, soybean, and wheat elevator prices from grain elevators within 50 miles of that ZIP by default. You can widen the search up to 250 miles. Basis is shown alongside cash price for each location. Find Cash Bids

Yes. AGSIST is available at no charge with no account or subscription required. Tools on the site — spray advisory, urea volatilization risk monitor, break-even calculator, grain bin calculator, cash bids, and the AGSIST Daily briefing — are available at no charge for non-commercial use.

Grain futures prices on AGSIST are updated about every 15 minutes while futures markets trade, from Sunday evening to Friday afternoon, Central time. The AGSIST Daily briefing is published every weekday morning with overnight market analysis.

Urea volatilization is the loss of nitrogen fertilizer as ammonia gas when urea is surface-applied without incorporation. Risk is highest when soil temperatures exceed 50°F, humidity is high, and no rain is forecast within 2–4 days. AGSIST’s free urea risk monitor scores your real-time local conditions from 0–100. Check Urea Volatilization Risk

Grain basis is the difference between your local cash elevator price and the futures contract it is quoted against. A basis of −30 cents means the elevator pays 30 cents below futures. Stronger (less negative) basis signals higher local demand. AGSIST displays each elevator’s posted basis alongside its cash price in the cash bids tool.

The USDA WASDE (World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates) report is released monthly, typically around the 10th of each month at 12:00 PM Eastern Time. AGSIST’s USDA Calendar tracks all report dates with market impact ratings. USDA Report Calendar

The corn-to-soybean price ratio is November soybean futures divided by December corn futures. A higher ratio leans toward soybeans and a lower one toward corn, but where the line falls depends on your own yields, input costs, and basis, so run break-even math on your own numbers. Both contract prices update every 15 minutes on AGSIST’s corn and soybean futures pages. Break-Even Price Calculator