Awaiting official data

Latest official USDA cash bids, in original units, as reported. Aerial imagery: USDA NAIP.
Grain prices are published every day. The context arrives in pieces. Harvest Tally puts it in one place.
Counts reflect the USDA AMS series Harvest Tally currently validates and displays.
How Harvest Tally works.
Three steps. No guesswork.
Plain facts, from the people who publish them.
We gather it.
Every day, Harvest Tally collects the reports that USDA and other public agencies publish: cash bids, crop reports, supply and demand.
We check it.
Each number is kept exactly as published, with its unit, its date and the report it came from. If something is missing, we leave it blank. We never fill in the gaps.
You see where it came from.
Every price shows who published it and when. One click opens the original report, so you can check it yourself.
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The market.
Without the noise.
The same workspace you’ll use.
Real observations, when available.
Official cash market
A number is only useful
when its origin is clear.
From field
to port.
Every figure below is an official USDA observation,
shown in its original unit with its reporting date.
One market.
Three ways to read it.
Pro workspaces start from a layout built for your role.
Rearrange every module after that.
Sell at the right moment.
Nearby cash bids next to your own freight cost, with the reports that move prices close at hand.
- Your closest elevators and their latest bids
- Net price after your freight
- Next USDA reports for your crops
Follow the market.
Keep the context.
Find your market
Search the commodity you work with. Names, symbols, and familiar aliases all lead to the same workspace.
Read the observation
Inspect a cash price in its original unit. Scrub through time without losing the source or the reporting date.
Compare reporting points
The same commodity at the Atlantic Coast, the Great Lakes and the country elevator. Each value keeps its own date.
Go to the source
Open the original publication. Separate what was reported from when it was retrieved.
Connected markets.
Attributed to the source.
All markets No sales call.
No hidden price.
Commodity intelligence should be available to the people moving the market, from the farm gate to the buying desk.
Ask for a demo.
Wait for a quote.
Enterprise intelligence often puts a sales process between a market question and a useful answer.
See the plan.
Open the market.
Self-serve access and prices shown in dollars. Start with Free or a Pro trial; connected observations carry their source.
View transparent plans
Clear sources.
Informed decisions.
Original units. Observation dates. Transparent methodology.
Coverage is explicit, including what isn’t connected yet.
Your market.
Your perspective.
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Official observations where integrated. A plan never substitutes for missing data.
A clearer starting point.
What is Harvest Tally Analytics?+
A workspace for exploring US agricultural commodity prices, production, trade flows, and official reports.
Is the market data live?+
Connected official observations retain their reporting dates. Cash bids are not exchange futures. Unavailable datasets remain empty.
Can I buy or sell commodities?+
Harvest Tally provides market information. It does not process commodity transactions.
Can I start with Free or Pro?+
Free accounts and 14-day Pro trials are available now. Paid subscriptions open after billing is connected. No payment is collected today.




