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The harvest continues to roll at near record pace in Indiana and it looks like statewide yield averages will be down for both corn and soybeans.
Grains and cattle under pressure with risk off outside markets, including sharply higher dollar after Fed move. Exports, cash prices also drivers. Michelle Rook talks with Darin Newsome of Darin Newsome Analysis.
Fed raises interest .75, corn and wheat move lower and soybeans are up with help from technical buying and China demand hopes. AgDay’s Michelle Rook chats with Ted Seifried of Zaner Ag Hedge.
American Soybean Association’s World Initiative for Soy in Human Health (WISHH) specializes in building markets in areas that import little-to-no U.S. soybeans, taking growth potential into account.
China’s customs authority updated its list of approved Brazilian corn exporters on Wednesday.
The crop management decisions you make this fall will set you up for success or headaches next spring. As you finish harvest and start to plan for 2023, take these steps.
With sky-high fertilizer prices, you want to take a Goldilocks approach for applications — not too much, not too little but just right. How can you perfectly sync your rates to each field’s needs?
Corn & wheat lower with Russia extending participation in export deal, soybeans held up by soybean oil. Live cattle consolidate ahead of the Fed decision,. Michelle Rook w/Chip Nellinger Blue Reef Agri-Marketing.
Grains open sharply lower on news Russia is resuming the export deal. Cattle higher w/lower corn but awaiting Fed decision and cash direction. Hogs set back. @michellerookag w/ @scottevarilek
Winter wheat condition ratings this week were at a record low for this time of year according to USDA’s first rating of the season.