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Byline: Tony Dreibus 1. Soybeans, Corn Lower Amid Ongoing Trade Tensions Soybeans and corn were lower overnight on continued concerns about next week’s meeting between the presidents of the U.S. and China. ... (full story) |
 Debate Continues Over Planting Prospects (full story) |
 Here are the estimate for today's report. (full story) |
Technology continues to provide farmers with tools to maximize productivity and efficiency. But there are only so many hours in a day. Enter Sabanto, a self-proclaimed farming as a service company that uses autonomous farm equipment to... (full story) |
 Yesterday the markets gained ground despite no rate cut by the Fed. Will this change today? Read on to learn more... (full story) |
 USDCHF is dropping like a rock from 1.0006 resistance region, where Fibonacci ratio of 38.2, and the upper trend line connected from start of May slowed the bulls nicely down. (full story) |
JK_LS151 Jackson, MS Thu Jun 20, 2019 USDA - MS Dept of Ag Market News Lucedale, MS - Lucedale Stockyard Feeder and Slaughter Cattle Report for Wed Jun 19, 2019 Receipts This week 343 Last Week 253 Compared to last week slaughter cows trended 1.00 to 2.00 Lower.... (full story) |
JK_LS140 Jackson, MS Thu June 20, 2019 USDA-MS Dept of Ag Market News SUMMARY OF 2 MISSISSIPPI CATTLE AUCTIONS HELD IN LUCEDALE (343) and COMO (170) ON Wed Jun 19, 2019 Receipts: 513 Last Week: 503 Last Year: 869 Compared to last Wednesday, slaughter cows... (full story) |
JK_GR110 Jackson, Ms Wednesday June 19, 2019 USDA-MS Market News Mississippi Daily Grain Report. Grain prices at Country Elevators. Bid price as of 2:00 p.m. (Price per bushel): Trends compared to previous day close (Old Crop): Soybeans dn 9, Wheat dn 4, Sorghum dn 6, Corn dn 6. ... (full story) |
JK_LS162 Jackson, MS Thu Jun 20, 2019 USDA - MS Dept of Ag Market News Como, MS - Lipscomb Brother's Livestock Market, Inc. Feeder and Slaughter Cattle Report for Wed Jun 19, 2019 Receipts This week 170 Last Week 150 Compared to last week slaughter cows trended Steady to... (full story) |
AJ_PY049 Atlanta, GA Thu. Jun 20, 2019 USDA Market News Weekly Graystone Small Animal Auction Sale ... (full story) |
MB_FV195 BALTIMORE June 20, 2019 APPALACHIAN DISTRICT (MD, PA, VA, WV) APPLES, PROCESSED 2018 SEASON ***RESENDING ? CORRECTED COPY ? CANNER FIGURES-INCLUDES PREVIOUSLY UNREPORTED*** The District is having good weather with isolated showers and thunderstorms as the orchards progress... (full story) |
 The EURUSD surged yesterday leading into and following the Fed rate decision and FOMC, and is now 80 pips higher from yesterday's low going into today's European morning. Significantly, after dipping back below descending wedge resistance (on the weekly chart) last week, the... (full story) |
 Slack Technologies will start trading in New York Stock Exchange today. The company is expected to get a market valuation of $17 billion through a direct listing, meaning that the shareholders will be selling their shares directly to the public with a reference price set to $26 per share, in line... (full story) |
 Nasdaq shows incomplete sequence from June 4 low expecting further upside. This article and video shows the short term Elliott Wave path. (full story) |
Southeast Cotton 20190620 Open In Browser Owen Taylor, Editor Questions, comments, complaints? My door is always open. Here is this week’s issue of AgFax Southeast Cotton, sponsored by the Southern […] (full story) |
Rural broadband remains a top priority for farm bureau members. Indiana Farm Bureau members discussed the need for better connectivity in rural communities with elected officials Wednesday. Indiana Senator Mike Braun says he understands... (full story) |
Owen Taylor, Editor Questions, comments, complaints? My door is always open. Here is this week’s issue of AgFax Midsouth Cotton, sponsored by the Midsouth Cotton Team of AMVAC Chemical Corporation. […] (full story) |
 The Trend Trader helps to identify the current trend status of your favorite futures markets. It not only helps us to stay on the right side of market direction, but also helps us avoid those without a trend. You can even use the grid as a spread matrix too - buying strength and selling weakness.... (full story) |
Rice leaf blast is right on time. As of today, June 18, the first report of blast has been made from Randolph County on a medium grain rice, Titan (Figure […] (full story) |
Corn rootworm egg hatch in Iowa typically occurs from late May to the middle of June, with an average peak hatching date of June 6 in central Iowa. In 2019, […] (full story) |
Within the last week, I have heard about higher-than-normal stalk borer infestations along field margins compared to previous years. According to degree-day tracking of 2019, the caterpillars should be moving […] (full story) |
The most effective way to make treatments decisions for pests with chewing mouthparts (e.g., Japanese beetle, bean leaf beetle, caterpillars, and grasshoppers) is to estimate defoliation. I’m a “lumper” and […] (full story) |
Several reports from ISU Field Agronomists have indicated Japanese beetles are emerging in southern Iowa. The emergence is about 7-10 days behind the last few years, due to slowly accumulating […] (full story) |
 Updated information on the posting from earlier today (full story) |
SV_LS168 Frankfort, KY Wed Jun 19, 2019 USDA-KY Dept of Ag Market News Russell Co. Stockyard, Russell Springs, KY Weighted Average Report for Wednesday Jun 19, 2019 Cattle Receipts: 659 Last week: 762 Last year: no test Compared to last week: Feeder steers... (full story) |
Lean Hog futures saw 15 cent to $1.30 gains in most contracts on Wednesday. The CME Lean Hog Index was down a penny from the previous day @ $79.26 on June 17. The USDA pork carcass cutout value was down a sharp $3.46 on Wednesday afternoon at $77.69.... (full story) |
Wheat futures saw losses of 7 to 14 cents in most contracts on Wednesday, pressured by profit taking. USDA’s Export Sales report is expected to show 200,000-500,000 MT in 19/20 export bookings during the first full week of the new MY. Egypt’s GAS... (full story) |
Live cattle futures were down 70 cents to $1.075 on Wednesday. Feeder cattle futures were down 15 to 72.5 cents in the front months and slightly higher in deferred contracts. The CME feeder cattle index was down 16 cents to $133.05 on June 18. Wholes... (full story) |
Cotton futures posted 6 to 56 point gains in most contracts on Wednesday. As expected, the Fed left interest rates UNCH this month, they announced following the 2-day meeting. The US dollar index was down 527 points on the day. USDA will release the ... (full story) |
Corn futures ended the Wednesday session with nearby contracts 8 to 9 3/4 cents lower. Profit taking and a 2.3% drop in ethanol futures were seen as pressure. The nearby KC wheat-corn spread is at 16 1/2 cents, as weakness in wheat also weighed on th... (full story) |
Corn futures ended the Wednesday session with nearby contracts 8 to 9 3/4 cents lower. Profit taking and a 2.3% drop in ethanol futures were seen as pressure. The nearby KC wheat-corn spread is at 16 1/2 cents, as weakness in wheat also weighed on th... (full story) |
Soybean futures settled the day with 10 to 11 1/2 cent losses in the front months, following 7 consecutive sessions high. Soymeal was down $5.10/ton, with bean oil 4 points higher. Analysts expect USDA to show 100,000-400,000 MY in old crop soybean e... (full story) |
The disease situation in the MS corn production system has picked up over the past couple of weeks. ost of the diseases observed at present are not problematic and do […] (full story) |
With planting (and replanting) starting to wind down, farmers are turning their attention to post herbicide applications, sidedressing, and putting up hay. Weed management challenges and thistle caterpillars in soybeans […] (full story) |
 Going Higher (full story) |
Thus far, the 2019 crop is variable in terms of growth stage. Early planted cotton is now is now squaring and generally growing well, now that rains have returned and […] (full story) |
Although many areas have recently experienced rainfall, it is important to understand that we are never more than a few days away from significant drought, especially when temperatures in the […] (full story) |
The Missouri State Fairgrounds will be getting improvements. About $8 million will be invested in State Fair Grounds upgrades in the next fiscal year, according to Chris Chinn, director of the Missouri Department of Agriculture, which oversees the... (full story) |
A Missouri farmer and American Soybean Association board member has told a House subcommittee he and other farmers are hurting because of the ongoing U.S. China trade war. Ronnie Russell says as late as April, farmers were hopeful an end to the trade... (full story) |
Representatives Dusty Johnson (D-SD) and Collin Peterson (D-Minn.) introduced H.R.3183 - Feed Emergency Enhancement During Disasters Act (FEEDD Act). (full story) |
At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live cattle futures ended the day lower on position squaring ahead of Friday’s Cattle on Feed report and widespread direct business. Feeder cattle futures were lower on the same factors. August live... (full story) |
 Markets coiling (full story) |
Agriculture economist Todd Hubbs says he’s concerned about growing carryover for soybeans. He tells Brownfield there could be changes to the USDA’s projection of 75 million bushels fewer soybean bushels exported this year. “That’s pretty close to... (full story) |
 The Fed left rates unchanged and promised to be accommodative. This has fully priced in a rate cut for July. Lets take a look at the levels, the data and the central banks on deck. (full story) |
Michigan State University is researching planting technologies that can be used for wheat and other crops. Wheat specialist Dennis Pennington tells Brownfield it’s difficult for planters to cross over into wheat because populations are sometimes... (full story) |
Dr. Erick Larson, MSU Extension – State Corn Specialist and Mr. Nolan Stapleton, MSU Extension Associate – Corn Verification Program discuss some common issues experienced this season and relevant corn […] (full story) |
 Deeper correction coming or merely profit taking today? (full story) |
The season’s early onset of drought-like conditions has several insects on the move early. Plant bugs and stink bugs are moving from their wild host plants into cotton earlier than […] (full story) |
Soybeans were lower on profit taking and technical selling. Beans saw a correction, even with more planting delaying rain in the forecast for some key U.S. growing areas, especially in the central and eastern Midwest. Planting is more than ¾ of the... (full story) |
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