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Cattle hit new near-term highs on any pullback. Hogs higher pushed by cash. Corn bounces off contract lows following wheat. Soybeans struggle with better SA weather. Sott Varilek, Kooima Kooima Varilek, has more.

“We’re living in a world where it’s just a matter of time,” Harlan Asmus says referencing the development of resistance.

Grain markets are attempting to recover some lost ground in the early morning trade, will the strength last through today’s session?

Mexico will continue to buy corn from the U.S. for livestock feed and industrial use, despite the ongoing formal dispute over its ban on imports of genetically modified (GM) corn for human consumption.

Matt Bennett, AgMarket.Net, says, “When we get down to these levels, I look at what kind of psychological support might be around $4? I personally don’t think you break $4 this early in the growing season.”

A new version of the chop saw is quickly relegating those original soot-covered noise machines to the back corners of farm shops.

Dynamic Shared Ownership reduces the layers and brings the business management closer to the customer.

Grains end lower on profit taking and farmer selling before the end of the month. Cattle make new highs for the move but are the bulls too optimistic about the CoF Report? Matt Bennett, AgMarket.Net has insight.

Brazil’s biodiesel mandate will increase to 14% (B14) on March 1, and 15% (B15) in 2025. That’s already having an impact on Brazil’s domestic soyoil market.

Grains are not able to extend Tuesday’s gains with profit taking and farmer selling, plus rain chances in Argentina. Cattle are strong heading into the COF. Randy Martinson, Martinson Ag, has more.