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Eagle Bend is full of corn 7-6-17
Pro-Ag is offering free dp on soybeans/wheat
Corn free dp at Brandon location
Futures
Market Snapshot
Quotes retrieved on July 22, 2017, 01:35:22 PM CDT
Weather
Local Weather
Brandon, Minnesota (56315)
Current Conditions
Few Clouds
Temperature
81°F
Dew Point
69°F
Pressure
29.89 in. Hg
Humidity
67%
Wind
11 mph
From
Northwest
Forecast
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Saturday
Hi: 84°
Li: 60°
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Sunday
Hi: 75°
Li: 58°
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Monday
Hi: 78°
Li: 64°
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Tuesday
Hi: 81°
Li: 61°
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Wednesday
Hi: 78°
Li: 60°
Hi: 84°
Hi: 75°
Hi: 81°
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Ag Market Commentary
- Cotton
- Cotton futures closed Friday trade with losses of 40 to 56 points, despite the US dollar dropping 332 points to the lowest in over a year. The Cotlook A index for July 20 was at 84.20 cents/lb, steady with the previous day. As of July 18, managed mon...
- Lean Hogs
- Lean hog futures ended with nearby contracts steady to 97.5 cents lower and back months higher. The CME Lean Hog Index for 7/19 was 40 cents lower than the previous day at $92.00. The USDA pork carcass cutout value was $1.24 lower in the Friday after...
- Cattle
- Live cattle futures finished the day with most contracts 7.5 to 55 cents in the green. Feeder cattle futures were also 50 to $1.10 in the green on Friday. The CME feeder cattle index was up $1.81 on July 20 to $149.03. Wholesale beef prices were lowe...
- Wheat
- Wheat futures posted 5 to 7 3/4 cent losses in most KC and CBT contracts, as MPLS was 9 to 12 1/4 cents lower in most contracts. The Sep contract in KC as down 3.41% on the week, with CBE 2.25% lower, as MPLS saw gains of 1.02%. Spring wheat yield fo...
- Soybeans
- Soybean futures settled with steady to 4 3/4 losses on Friday, on pre-weekend profit taking. Aug ended the week up 2.02% since last Friday. Front month soy meal was 80 cents/ton lower, with Aug 17 soy oil 17 points in the red. Managed money was shown...
- Corn
- Corn futures closed Friday with losses of 7 to 11 1/4 cents in most contracts, with Sep gaining 3 1/2 cents on the week. Friday morning showed showers rolling across dry portions of Northern NE and Southern SD. Recent bulls were cashing out rather th...
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