By Jerry Gulke

• Gulke: January Stocks a Market Mover
  
  01/10/2013
  Be prepared. If tomorrow's USDA report shows demand has not been sufficiently rationed, the market will perceive that prices are not high enough.
• January Stocks a Market Mover
  
  01/09/2013
  If the January report shows demand has not been sufficiently rationed, the market will perceive that prices are not high enough.
• Qualifying Corn Demand
  
  10/31/2012
  With almost 2 billion bushels less corn on hand compared with last year and 3 billion less than estimated in June, sufficiently reducing demand won’t be easy.
• Market Strategy: Supply and Demand Balancing Act
  
  10/09/2012
  There is a fine line between necessary demand reduction and the possibility of demand destruction. Matching demand with supply will be a difficult task.
• Market Strategy: What Put Options Don't Tell You
  
  09/06/2012
  Options, especially puts, establish a floor under prices. This safety net might help some sleep better at night—but at what cost?
• Market Strategy: Crop Insurance Requires Flexibility
  
  08/09/2012
  Flexibility has always been key in my marketing plan—and it’s even more so this year.
• Market Strategy: Brazilian Real versus U.S. Soybeans
  
  04/04/2012
  The value of U.S. soybeans has been tied to the hip of the Brazilian currency.
• Market Strategy: Balancing Supply with Demand
  
  02/29/2012
  USDA's stocks report has been a subject of controversy among those at odds with the agency's ability, or lack thereof, to provide useful data.
• Market Strategy: A Timely Matter
  
  02/07/2012
  A lot has happened since the summer. Revisiting my columns might be helpful as we focus on 2012.
• Market Strategy: Soybeans Come Full Circle
  
  01/11/2012
  A slowdown in demand could derail the idea that China's unparalleled growth spurt has no bounds.