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Spring Wheat bids are for milling quality. 300 or better Falling #s under is discounted @ 50 cents 299 to 275
Pro-Ag now offering free dp on both corn and soybeans delivered after Feb 12th until Aug 1st.
Except Eagle Bend/Clarissa corn.
Corn requirements are now 14.5 moisture, there is shrink from 14.6 to 15.0 -no drying
Average seasonal contracts for fall corn as of May 3 rd is now at $4.04 dollars- futures.
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Futures
Market Snapshot
Quotes retrieved on May 23, 2018, 05:51:06 AM CDT
Weather
Local Weather
Brandon, Minnesota (56315)
Current Conditions
Clear
Temperature
62°F
Dew Point
56°F
Pressure
30.07 in. Hg
Humidity
80%
Wind
8 mph
From
Southeast
Forecast
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Wednesday
Hi: 85°
Li: 66°
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Thursday
Hi: 89°
Li: 65°
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Friday
Hi: 90°
Li: 63°
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Saturday
Hi: 91°
Li: 62°
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Sunday
Hi: 90°
Li: 61°
Hi: 85°
Hi: 89°
Hi: 90°
Hi: 90°
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Ag Market Commentary
- Ag Market Commentary
- Corn futures closed the Tuesday session with most contracts steady to 2 1/4 cents higher. Traders are still keeping an eye on the Brazilian crop, and the dryness they’re experiencing. Most states in the Corn Belt are at or above their respectiv...
- Soybeans
- Soybean futures ended the day with most contracts 5 to 6 cents in the green. Soymeal was down $1.60/ton, with front month soy oil 9 points higher. The 5-day QPF is showing dryness expected for much of the central part of the Corn Belt. Parts of SW Mi...
- Wheat
- Wheat futures saw gains of 13 to 14 cents in the nearby HRW and SRW contracts, with HRS up 10 to 11 1/4 cents. For the most part the Southern Plains is expected to see little moisture over the next week. That coupled with dryness in other major expor...
- Corn
- Corn futures closed the Tuesday session with most contracts steady to 2 1/4 cents higher. Traders are still keeping an eye on the Brazilian crop, and the dryness they’re experiencing. Most states in the Corn Belt are at or above their respectiv...
- Cattle
- Live cattle futures finished steady to 42.5 cents higher on Tuesday, with nearby June down 2.5 cents. Feeder cattle futures were steady to 22.5 cents in the green. The CME feeder cattle index was down 24 cents on May 21 at $133.41. Wholesale boxed be...
- Lean Hogs
- Lean hog futures settled the day with most contracts 15 cents to $1.725 lower. The CME Lean Hog Index was up 62 cents from the previous day to $68.36 on May 18. The USDA pork carcass cutout value was up 4 cents at $76.14 Tuesday afternoon. Most prima...
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