At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live and feeder cattle were mostly higher on tight ready supplies, waiting on direct business to develop. August live cattle closed $2.97 higher at $239.70 and Select is $2.77 higher at $232.12. August feeder cattle closed $3.45 higher at $354.15 and September feeder cattle closed $3.25 higher at $350.70. Direct […]
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A central Ohio farmer says his soybeans are finally showing improvement following an early-May freeze event. Allen Ett says it’s taken awhile for the
An agronomist is encouraging growers to remain diligent about scouting as hot, humid weather picks up this week. Doug George with
A Southwest Indiana farmer says this growing season has been one like no other. Ben Kron tells Brownfield eight inches of
A southwest Minnesota farmer anticipates rapid crop growth thanks to this week’s heat-dome smothering much of the Midwest. Carolyn Olson grows
A central Illinois farmer says the late June rains have benefited his crops. Mark Bunselmeyer, who grows corn and soybeans in
A south-central Wisconsin farmer says recent rains are providing his crops with a needed boost. Eric Wuthrich, who grows corn and
Soybeans were lower on fund and technical selling. The heat dome in the forecast for much of the Midwest is expected
Jul. corn $4.02, down 10 and 3/4 centsJul. soybeans $11.08 and 3/4, down 17 and 1/2 centsJul. soybean meal $304.70, down
National corn and soybean condition ratings declined slightly over the past week. Development conditions were generally favorable in much of the
