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• Markets Focus on Rapid Planting Pace
  
  05/17/2013
  Heading into this week, corn planting was running at its slowest pace in nearly 30 years. That all changed as the week progressed.
• Slow Planting, Record Acres Equal Lower Prices?
  
  05/11/2013
  USDA is still predicting a record corn crop for 2013. Jerry Gulke analyzes the May 10 World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates.
• April Showers (and Snow) Bring Market Chaos
  
  05/04/2013
  This year’s planting season has been slow and spotty. Jerry Gulke explains the market impact and what’s ahead in Friday’s USDA reports.
• Be Ready for a Planting Progress Shock
  
  04/27/2013
  Jerry Gulke doesn’t think the grain market is prepared for how much planting was completed this week. Find out why.
• Planters Rev Up, Grain Prices Back Down
  
  04/27/2013
  While you may be nervous about planting your corn in a timely fashion, the markets aren’t worried. Jerry Gulke digs into the impact planting progress if having on prices.
• Grain Markets Focus In on an Improving Forecast
  
  04/26/2013
  Weather during the second week of May will likely determine whether December corn trades back to its $5.50 resistance level or slips toward the $5.10-$5.00 level.
• From Drought to Drenched: A New Weather Market
  
  04/20/2013
  Planting delays are grabbing the markets attention as April may be a no-go for corn planting. Jerry Gulke analyzes the 2013 weather market.
• Planting Holding Pattern Supports Prices
  
  04/13/2013
  Long-awaited precipitation is finally falling, right when farmers wished it was sunny. Jerry Gulke provides insight to the new weather market.