May 23, 2013
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By Bob Utterback

  • Utterback: What Will Spring Bring?
    03/15/2013
    Farmers are anxious to begin spring planting, but “hope” is now the predominant emotion driving grain marketing plans.
  • Bob Utterback: ‘The Storm Clouds Are Looming’
    02/15/2013
    While market conditions in 2013 will be good for livestock producers, USDA figures and other indicators point to a lower price structure for corn growers in the future.
  • Outlook: A Mix of Old and New
    02/11/2013
    So far the market is following the short-crop, long-tail price pattern.
  • Outlook: Be Ready to Adjust
    01/30/2013
    Technology has improved farm production capabilities, we all know Mother Nature often trumps the best laid plans.
  • Who's Ready for a Fresh Start in 2013?
    01/11/2013
    Farm Journal Economist Bob Utterback says there are great expectations for good yields and prices this year, but beware of storm clouds on the horizon.
  • Who’s Ready for a Fresh Start in 2013?
    01/07/2013
    There are great expectations and hopes for good yields and prices. This year is starting out no different, but there are more storm clouds on the horizon than usual.
  • Back in Recovery Mode
    12/08/2012
    The past year will be remembered as a time of considerable supply reduction due to a historic drought that caused prices to rally to levels that effectively rationed demand.
  • Do You Have an Exit Plan?
    11/10/2012
    Harvest is behind us and it’s time to take what we’ve learned from a challenging year and apply it to our 2013 game plan.
  • Outlook: Understand the Risk
    10/18/2012
    When $8 corn and $18 soybeans are put in the bin, farmers assume a lot of risk, including direct storage, quality management and high opportunity costs.
  • Outlook: High Prices Ration Use
    08/25/2012
    This year will go down in the record books as one with the biggest swings in corn and soybean conditions for the Midwest.
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Meet Bob Utterback

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Bob Utterback is the economist for Farm Journal magazine and president of Utterback Marketing Services, Inc. located in New Richmond, Ind. He has over 27 years of experience analyzing ag commodity markets, with special emphasis on the corn and soybean markets.

Contact him at utterback@utterbackmarketing.com.

 

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