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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 April 18th is now at $4.03 dollars- futures.
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Futures
Market Snapshot
Quotes retrieved on April 23, 2018, 07:59:25 AM CDT
Weather
Local Weather
Brandon, Minnesota (56315)
Current Conditions
Sunny
Temperature
40°F
Dew Point
32°F
Pressure
30.23 in. Hg
Humidity
73%
Wind
0 mph
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Forecast
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Monday
Hi: 61°
Li: 45°
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Tuesday
Hi: 66°
Li: 47°
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Wednesday
Hi: 68°
Li: 46°
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Thursday
Hi: 67°
Li: 49°
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Friday
Hi: 67°
Li: 50°
Hi: 61°
Hi: 66°
©2018 Freese-Notis Weather
Ag Market Commentary
- Ag Market Commentary
- Corn futures are trading 1 cent per bushel higher this morning after ending the Friday session with 4 3/4 to 5 1/2 cent losses. Front month May was down 2.52% last week. Friday’s CFTC Commitment of Traders report indicated spec funds in corn fu...
- Cotton
- Cotton futures are trading mostly 25 to 68 higher this morning, ignoring the thinly traded October. They posted 101 to 250 point gains in most nearby contracts on Friday, as May was up 2.47% from Friday to Friday. The mills are still exposed with the...
- Soybeans
- Soybean futures are fractionally higher this morning after giving back overnight gains. They ended Friday with losses of 7 to 8 3/4 cents, as nearby May was 2.42% lower on the week. Board crush margins expanded. Soy meal was up 80 cents/ton, with fro...
- Lean Hogs
- Lean hog futures were mostly 20 to 67.5 cents lower on Friday. The CME Lean Hog Index was up 92 cents from the previous day to $55.97. The USDA pork carcass cutout value was down 51 cents at $67.91 Friday afternoon. The national base hog weighted ave...
- Cattle
- Live cattle futures finished Friday trade with most contracts 50 to 72.5 cents higher. April was up $1.55 on the day, gaining 2.4% on the week. Feeder cattle futures were steady to 90 cent in the green. April was down 1.5% this week. The CME fe...
- Corn
- Corn futures are trading 1 cent per bushel higher this morning after ending the Friday session with 4 3/4 to 5 1/2 cent losses. Front month May was down 2.52% last week. Friday’s CFTC Commitment of Traders report indicated spec funds in corn fu...
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