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Changing your perspective from last trading day of future to the first notice day depicts the “gapping” lower due to inverted prices. Note: the price-gapping from old to new crop July to September is similar to 2012.

The ag port addition is expected to increase exports of DDGS, corn and soybeans by 400,000 metric tons each year.

Soybeans recovered with the products, corn and wheat were lower on weather and the higher dollar. Cattle closed strong with help from higher product, hogs reversed lower. DuWayne Bosse, Bolt Marketing has more.

Cattle futures surged today, reversing the recent consolidation trend as prices traded at the highest level since July 24.

Grains turn lower on technical selling, better weather and a higher dollar. Cattle bounce after holding chart support, and w/product values sharply higher, hogs reverse. Ted Seifried, Zaner Ag Hedge has details.

A boy’s intentional burial beneath Illinois farm dirt is a bizarre, standalone tale in the annals of grim agriculture incidents.

While 2020 may be one from the history books, be sure to note its gleanings in terms of insights for being a better marketer in the years ahead.