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When availability becomes more prevalent — pricing changes

Lower grains with month end fund selling, removing weather, war premium. Live cattle slideon softer cash, feeders up with lower corn. Hogs saw end of month profit taking. Tomm Pfitzenmaier, Summit Commodity has more.

The concept is simple, but in most cases, heirs earn sweat equity but aren’t actually compensated for it.

After a rough week last week, grain prices have rebounded. March corn prices were up 46.75¢ and March soybean prices were up 56¢ for the week ending Jan. 29. March wheat prices were up 28¢.

March corn prices were up 1.25¢ and March soybean prices were down 2¢ for the week ending Feb. 5. March wheat prices were down 19.50¢.

A few spots have opened up for the 2021 Top Producer Summit, which takes place next week in Nashville, Tenn.

March corn prices were down 9¢ and March soybean prices were up 6¢ for the week ending Feb. 12. March wheat prices were down 3.25¢.

With all the global and economic uncertainty, it’s easy to just say: “OK, I’ll take whatever outcome — successful or terrible — that comes my way.

This year, you’ll have a front row seat to watch the Top Producer Awards banquet LIVE!