Milk futures on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange ended the week lower while concerns for rising feed costs increase.
March Class III milk was unchanged at $22.42. April 20 cents lower at $24.30. May down 26 cents at $25.01. June 26 cents lower at $24.79. July through September eight to 28 cents lower.
Dry whey down $0.0250 at $0.72. One sale was made at that price.
Blocks up $0.0350 at $2.2750.
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An agronomist says the combination of dry weather and different soil types is giving corn and soybean producers a variety of
At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live and feeder cattle were sharply lower on technical selling and concerns about a government shutdown.
Harvest is advancing quickly in northwest Minnesota. Blair Hoseth of Mahnomen tells Brownfield he’s about 90 percent done with soybeans. “We
