Futures winter wheat at sites in Chicago and Kansas city continue to decline slowly. Weather forecasters promise dry weather in key producing areas, which will allow you to begin harvesting at an early date.

The same dry weather will be established in growing areas of spring wheat that can negatively affect the condition of crops. Futures spring wheat in Minneapolis are higher for a second day in a row.

July quotes of the U.S. winter wheat have decreased:

soft wheat SRW in Chicago by $0.09 to 157,63 $/ton
hard wheat HRW in Kansas city by $0.37 to 158,27 $/ton

Hard spring wheat HRS in Minneapolis has increased by $2.48 to 212,65 $/ton.