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Markets close mixed on Friday heading into the holiday.

USDA’s acreage report showed a surprising cut in soybean acres and corn acres under 90 million. Despite what was viewed as a bullish report, the grain markets were in major sell-off mode Thursday and Friday.

Grains are getting slammed on Friday, with the livestock seeing triple digit gains in response.

The higher cost of shipping U.S. agricultural inputs and products both internationally and domestically has increased costs of production for U.S. farmers, contributing to a projected decline in net farm income for 2022.

USDA’s Quarterly Grain Stocks report came in with higher corn and soybeans stocks but is that an accurate reflection of the cash market?

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Why the selloff following the USDA reports Thursday?

The outlook for Nebraska’s winter wheat crop is in question as the combines start to roll.

Markets opened higher except soybeans on Friday.