Milk futures on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange ended Monday mostly higher following a lower dollar and limited cash trade.
May Class III milk up five cents at $18.08. June nine cents higher at $18.18. July up three cents at $18.42. August six cents lower at $18.57. September through November contracts three cent higher to seven cents lower.
Dry whey down $0.0075 at $0.3750. One sale was made at that price.
Blocks unchanged at $1.75.
An agronomist suggests farmers facing planting delays don’t have to sacrifice yield. Tryston Beyrer with the Mosaic Company says delayed planting
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Has food price inflation really slowed? University of Missouri’s Scott Brown says retail prices for both beef and pork were just
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Missouri Soybeans Outreach Director Baylee Asbury says MO soy growers will engage one on one with cardinals fans to talk about
A northeast Arkansas farmer says he has about 10 percent of his fields left to plant. Derek Haigwood tells Brownfield these
The planting pace in Minnesota is slightly ahead of normal despite recent wet conditions. USDA’s latest weekly crop report says corn
Scattered precipitation caused some disruptions for Kentucky farmers. Corn is 65 percent planted, 49 percent of the crop emerged, and 73
