Farm commodities except for corn moved higher over the last five trading sessions amid global easing hopes and weaker greenback. Meanwhile, market participants remained focused on crop conditions in the main growing regions.
Wheat added 0.11% over the week as previous rally was capped after Russia reported that it would not impose any export limitations despite recent drought.
Corn was the only loser, tracking weak wheat's performance on Friday after news from Russia. However, continuous worries over US crop conditions restricted the downside trend of the commodity.
Sugar went up on speculation that output from Thailand, the second-largest world's producer, will drop in 2012-2013 as dry weather is weighting on cane yields.
Coffee added 1.14% over the week despite a 7.2% increase in Indonesian exports in August. Pushing the commodity lower, Colombia reported that its production may rise to 9.5 million bags this year.