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Michelle Rook

National Reporter

Michelle Rook is a national agricultural reporter and market analyst for Farm Journal’s AgDay and U.S. Farm Report, and she is the host of Markets Now. With expertise in commodity markets, grain trading, and agricultural journalism, she delivers daily market updates and analysis to farmers nationwide. She earned the NAFB Farm Broadcaster of the Year award and the prestigious Doan Excellence in Reporting Award.

Latest Stories
Grains trade weather, but how much premium do corn and soybeans need to put in? And is the wheat market taking too much premium out? Cattle trade higher on tight supplies and higher cash. Steve Freed ADMIS.
Corn and beans trade hot dry weather, while rains the So. Plains weigh on the wheat and cotton. Cattle consolidate watching weather, cash and corn. Hogs try to bounce, John Payne, Hedge Point Global Markets.
AgDay TV Markets Now: Kent Beadle with Paradigm Futures says Black Sea export news and weather rallied corn and wheat Tuesday, but why did soybeans fail to follow?
Wheat and corn closed higher on Black Sea export concerns and putting in weather premium. Soybeans and cattle were hit by profit taking, with more contract lows in hogs. Kent Beadle, Paradigm Futures.
Wheat rallies with Russia stopping exports out of a Ukrainian port. Corn follows but is also putting in weather premium. Soybeans and cattle see profit taking. Kevin Duling with KD Investors has details.
Profit taking in cattle w/higher corn, awaiting cash. Hogs score more contract lows. Corn, wheat extend gains on weather, with profit taking in beans. Brad Kooima of Kooima Kooima Varilek.
AgDay TV Markets Now: Naomi Blohm with Total Farm Marketing talks about how long the recovery rally may last in the grain markets.
Corn and soybean markets were up on corrective buying and putting in weather premium. Wheat followed. Cattle saw profit taking after a neutral COF report, hogs hit contract lows. Naomi Blohm, Total Farm Marketing.
Corn & soybeans bounce technically as they are oversold but also putting some weather premium in. Wheat falters on poor demand. Cattle consolidate after a neutral COF. Tomm Pfitzenmaier, Summit Commodity Brokerage
After a two-year bull markets, grain prices have set back well off the highs. So are the commodity markets in reset or is this just part of a larger commodity super cycle?