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Higher prices at the grocery store don’t seem to be causing consumers to veer away from the meat counter. Robust meat demand abroad is also setting sail, despite inflation and shipping struggles.
With these high corn prices, plant corn when conditions are right, says Ken Ferrie. Don’t act in haste and set yourself up for corn replant decisions. If you have to push conditions and plant, go with soybeans.
As input prices climb to alarming levels, Jon Stevens’ decade-long series of input trials is paying dividends in 2022.
This article discusses market variables that could force a rally this summer or why corn prices could fall to $5 by Thanksgiving.
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The Senate Ag Committee will hold a hearing this week on a revised bill that proposes to establish a regional mandatory minimum threshold for the percentage of cattle purchased under negotiated grid or pricing terms.
30 day outlooks for corn, soybeans, wheat and cotton.
The weak yen is one reason prices are rising in Japan, with consumer price inflation expected to approach the central bank’s longstanding 2% target in the next month or two.
Corn futures hit the highest level in nearly a decade this week, and as prices dance around record highs, analysts warn there may be more risk than upside potential at current prices.
This week corn prices topped $8 per bushel and soybean prices topped $17 per bushel. With slow planting progress, these prices could be trying to attract or commit acres to certain crops.