Global Grain Supply Point to Bullish 2027

An article on Farm Progress

Grain farmers face a critical window to move old crop corn before harvest, even as global supply concerns build a potentially bullish case for early 2027.

Speaking on Ag Marketing IQ In Depth, Senior Market Adviser Naomi Blohm says she sees opportunity for higher grain prices in Q1 2027 but suggests farmers clear the bins in preparation for the 2026 harvest. She notes that a two-billion-bushel carryout still needs to move before new crop arrives.

“The primary thing I'm hoping farmers do is continue to plug away with those old crop cash sales,” Blohm says. “You're going to see basis levels likely stay wider for old crop corn.”

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