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Quotes retrieved on July 06, 2020, 07:32:12 PM CDT
Commentary
- Beans Higher after Independence Day
- Soybean futures came back down from double digit gains, but still closed 6 to 9 1/2 cents higher in the front months. Soymeal futures also closed off the highs, but gained $1.60 to $1.90/ton on the first trading day of the week. Bean oil futures were...
- Ag Market Commentary
- With gains of 2 1/4 to 4 cents, corn futures closed in the black on Monday. USDA reported large corn sales to China and Mexico in the mandatory reporting system today. China bought 204,000 MT of new crop corn and Mexico bought 182,000 MT split 2/3 ne...
- Cotton Futures Gain on Monday Trades
- Cotton trading left front month futures 2 to 24 points higher to start the week. In the week’s Crop Progress report, USDA noted 47% of cotton was squaring and 13% was setting bolls. That was 1 ppt below and even with the 5-yr averages respectively....
- Monday Corn Closes Higher
- With gains of 2 1/4 to 4 cents, corn futures closed in the black on Monday. USDA reported large corn sales to China and Mexico in the mandatory reporting system today. China bought 204,000 MT of new crop corn and Mexico bought 182,000 MT split 2/3 ne...
- Hogs Trade Higher on Monday
- The new week’s trading began with gains of 7 to 82 cents in the front month lean hog futures. The CME Fresh Bacon index was down $3.89 to $119.89. That is the lowest since June 5. The CME Lean Hog index for July 1 was 26 cents lower to $45.02. The ...
- Triple Digit Gains for Cattle
- Live cattle futures started the new week with gains of 70 cents to $1.25 in the front months. Feeder cattle futures closed the day $0.90 to $1.37 higher. The July 3 Feeder Cattle index was up a dime to $128.98. USDA reported some dressed sales in the...
National Newswire
- Mississippi: Soybean, Peanut Acreage Exceeds Early Forecasts, Cotton Tumbles
- Indiana Corn: When Is Lodging Caused by Rootworm Feeding? – Video
- U.S. Trade Groups Urge China to Increase Buys of U.S. Goods, Services
- ALERT – Louisiana Horizon Ag Field Day Canceled
- North Carolina Cotton: Pre-Bloom PGR Decisions
- July is national Hot Dog month
- USDA Weekly Grains Inspected For Export Report (July 6): Corn Up, Soybeans, Wheat, and Sorghum Down
- USDA Weekly Crop Progress Report (July 6): Corn 71% Good to Excellent, Soybeans 71% Good to Excellent, Spring Wheat 70% Good to Excellent
- Cattle, hog futures end the day higher
- Farmers prep for Soybean Yield Contest entry deadline
Kansas USDA Newswire
