At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live cattle were mostly higher, and feeders were higher with concerns about tight available supplies. October live cattle closed $.17 lower at $235.80 and December live cattle closed $.12 higher at $237.57. October feeder cattle closed $1.27 higher at $359.17 and November feeder cattle closed $1.97 higher at $358.12. It […]
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The National Cattlemen’s Beef Association wants Brazil to be held accountable for its trade barriers to U.S. beef exports. Kent Bacus,
A southeast Iowa farmer says fertilizer prices are top of mind heading into fall. Tim Meyer tells Brownfield, “For whatever reason
A farmer in eastern South Dakota says the corn and soybeans aren’t bad as September begins. Keith Alverson says the corn
Producers in the Dairy State are in the early stages of corn silage harvesting. Choppers have been rolling in parts of
A farmer in southeast Missouri says corn is variable as harvest continues. “Some fields we thought would be better than they
A southwest Minnesota farmer estimates corn and soybean harvest to start in about three weeks. Mark Enninga of Fulda says rains
Rice harvest is more than half complete for northeast Arkansas farmer Scott Matthews. “The yields have been strong,” he says. “We’re
A southeast Iowa farmer expects some harvest activity this week. Logan Lyon of Bluegrass tells Brownfield corn silage chopping is underway.
Soybeans were higher on short covering and technical buying. The trade is taking a wait and see attitude to any potential
