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Vilsack said USDA believes there are more options for farmers other than “get big or get out. There’s got to be a system in which the many and most have a fair shot.”
Grains see corrective buying end of month, hit resistance, plus risk off in outside markets. Profit taking in LC after new contract highs, while hogs continue their recovery. Rich Nelson of Allendale has more.
AgDay TV Markets Now: Matt Bennett of AgMarket.Net talks about the SA weather rally in soybeans and meal and if those markets can move higher? Plus, live cattle hit contract highs on higher cash.
Expected large Brazilian corn exports to China in 2023 are worrying Brazil’s meat companies, according to a statement from Santa Catarina’s meat processors lobby Sindicarne.
Grains mostly higher with new contract highs in soybean meal putting in SA weather premium, but how high can prices go? Live cattle hit new contract highs on higher cash. Matt Bennett of AgMarket.Net has details.
Grains higher except corn, with weather concerns in South America. How much higher can soybeans go? Live cattle make new contract highs with help from higher cash. Ted Seifried of Zaner Ag Hedge has analysis.
Currently, most voluntary carbon programs are based on payment for a change of practice on the farm. But what’s the tipping point for farmers to make any change in exchange for enrollment in a carbon program?
Attorneys general (AGs) representing seven Midwest states are against asking EPA to issue a waiver that would allow E15 to be sold in the region, starting this summer.
Jon Scheve discusses how issues in Ukraine and Brazil may mean upside potential for corn.
The Biden administration should pursue enforcement action against Canada and Mexico where necessary, Senate Finance leaders Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) and Mike Crapo (R-Idaho) said in a letter...