After overnight profit-taking emerged following Thursday surge by grains to 8-year highs, grains have rebounded from overnight lows with soybeans leading the recovery....
Corn & soybean futures have soared to fresh contract & multi-year highs on Tuesday morning & wheat has rallied as well as freezing temps in the Midwest & dry weather in...
By: Blake Patton, MS Sales Agronomist, Top Ag Cooperative In order to count on increasing wheat yield, we will have to start counting wheat tillers. Thin spring wheat stands don&rsquo...
Weed resistance to Glufosinate (liberty): What options do we have left if glufosinate (liberty) is no longer an option for weed control in soybeans?...
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DTN Closing Livestock Comment 06/08 15:40 Southern Feedlots Remain Strong Thursday Some Southern trade developed at $185, but some feedlots continue to hold out for more money as their asking prices are firm at $186 to $190. ShayLe Stewart DTN Livestock Analyst GENERAL COMMENTS: The futures complex struggled again throughout the day, and all three of the livestock markets closed lower. However, both the cash cattle and feeder cattle markets continue to be met with tremendous demand in the countryside. Hog prices closed higher on the Daily Direct Afternoon Hog Report, up $1.01 with a weighted average price of $94.12 on 11,106 head. July corn is up 6 cents per bushel and July soybean meal is down $1.20. The Dow Jones Industrial Average is up 168.59 points.