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 Ipek Ozkardeskaya - InsideFutures.com - Thu Oct 17, 11:31PM CDT
Weak growth data confirmed that the trade disruptions with the US have continued taking a toll on Chinas economy during the third quarter. (full story)
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 Darren Chu, Cfa - InsideFutures.com - Thu Oct 17, 11:17PM CDT
Cocoa (CC) edged lower yesterday continuing a 4th straight weekly Doji after CC's massive September bounce. Significantly, CC is getting closer to resuming an upchannel (on the daily chart), but could first in the next day or so retest the same upchannel's support as part of the... (full story)
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 Elliottwave-forecast - InsideFutures.com - Thu Oct 17, 11:01PM CDT
S&P 500 (SPX) has been sideways for a while. Can it break to all-time high? This article and video look at the short term Elliottwave path. (full story)
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Larry Lee - Brownfield - Thu Oct 17, 9:22PM CDT
Milk futures were mostly down and cash dairy prices were mixed on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange Thursday. October Class III milk was down $.02 at $18.60. November was down $.12 at $18.56. December was down $.04 at $18.02. ... (full story)
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John Walsh - InsideFutures.com - Thu Oct 17, 8:29PM CDT
I believe the lower end of prices for both beans and corn have moved up from a macro sense. It is my belief we could put a high in within the next two weeks. What can limit the upside a bit is the large global numbers. There is stiff competition on the horizon. A sleeper here remains bean oil,... (full story)
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 Bob Hunt - InsideFutures.com - Thu Oct 17, 6:15PM CDT
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)
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Ken Anderson - Brownfield - Thu Oct 17, 5:59PM CDT
Panel discussion on food security at World Food Prize in Des Moines The leaders of three major agribusiness companies say feeding an anticipated nine to ten billion people by 2050 will be a major challenge. Bayer Crop Science president Liam... (full story)
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BRUG - Thu Oct 17, 5:42PM CDT
Wheat futures end Thursday’s session higher. Chicago wheat led the way with 12 1/4 gains for Dec contract. Kansas City wheat gained 6 1/4, while MLPS spring wheat posted 1 1/2 cent gains at Thursday’s close. Argentina is 100% planted for their ... (full story)
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BRUG - Thu Oct 17, 5:42PM CDT
Soybeans futures saw 2 1/2 to 3 1/2 cent increases on Thursday. Soybean meal finished $2.00/ton higher, while soy oil remained fairly steady dropping 1 point. Weekly Export Sales data will be pushed back until Friday due to Monday's Holiday. Cargill ... (full story)
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BRUG - Thu Oct 17, 5:42PM CDT
Cotton futures posted gains from 13 to 55 points in nearby contracts to finish off Thursday’s session. Ted Mckinney on behalf of USDA is in Vietnam to discuss trade agreements amid trade war with China. Portions of western TX are expected to remain... (full story)
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BRUG - Thu Oct 17, 5:42PM CDT
Corn futures were 3 cents higher on the day. The delayed EIA weekly report showed an uptick in daily ethanol production by another 8,000 barrels per day, with 971,000 bpd produced for week ending 10/11. That implies more corn consumption. Ethanol sto... (full story)
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BRUG - Thu Oct 17, 5:42PM CDT
Live cattle futures were marginally mixed in the front months. Feeder cattle futures dropped as much as $1.60 on Thursday. USDA official slaughter for week ending Saturday October 5th is 644,676 head, with 47.2 % steer, 30.9% heifer and 20.1 % cow. T... (full story)
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BRUG - Thu Oct 17, 5:42PM CDT
Corn futures were 3 cents higher on the day. The delayed EIA weekly report showed an uptick in daily ethanol production by another 8,000 barrels per day, with 971,000 bpd produced for week ending 10/11. That implies more corn consumption. Ethanol sto... (full story)
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BRUG - Thu Oct 17, 5:42PM CDT
Lean Hog futures decrease Thursday to finish down by $1.07 to $2.45 in nearby contracts. Thursday’s official slaughter under federal inspection revealed that for the week ending 10/5 2,660,215 hogs were slaughtered, with a 2.1% sow slaughter rate. ... (full story)
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Ken Anderson - Brownfield - Thu Oct 17, 5:32PM CDT
Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds says she expects President Trump to stand behind the deal he made with biofuels advocates Reynolds told reporters the language contained in the proposal released by EPA this week is not what was agreed to in meetings... (full story)
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Ernst Undesser - AGFAX - Thu Oct 17, 5:24PM CDT
Farmers and agriculture leaders who are interested in hearing the current assessment of international trade and its impact on U.S. and Tennessee agriculture should plan to gather in Trenton the […] (full story)
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Julie Harker - Brownfield - Thu Oct 17, 5:18PM CDT
Want to know more about wild rice and whether it is actual rice? Listen to our Healthy Living program and found out. Healthy Living ~ wild rice Continue reading Is wild rice… rice? at Brownfield Ag News. ... (full story)
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Ernst Undesser - AGFAX - Thu Oct 17, 5:14PM CDT
To manage input costs, many producers take advantage of early pay and other discounts offered by input suppliers. Seed and chemicals often have complex pricing, with a range of pre-pay […] (full story)
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Ernst Undesser - AGFAX - Thu Oct 17, 5:07PM CDT
Despite the potential for reduced U.S. hard red spring (HRS) production year-over-year and crop quality concerns on late-harvested HRS, the United States is still well-stocked to meet overseas customer needs […] (full story)
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Ernst Undesser - AGFAX - Thu Oct 17, 5:00PM CDT
Temperatures fell into the low 30’s and upper 20’s in most of Iowa over the weekend of October 11-13. Because of the very late planting season, there were some crops […] (full story)
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Ernst Undesser - AGFAX - Thu Oct 17, 4:49PM CDT
The market has remained very quiet and virtually unchanged since the previous report due in part to the Columbus Day holiday delaying new reports but primarily as a result of […] (full story)
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 Bill Baruch - InsideFutures.com - Thu Oct 17, 4:16PM CDT
Bad U.S data and Brexit optimism have sent the U.S Dollar Index to the lowest level since August. We get a pulse on the global economy with a deluge of data from China tonight. Lets take a look at the currency landscape and the actionable levels to know for the Dollar Index, Euro, Yen, Aussie and... (full story)
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Meghan Grebner - Brownfield - Thu Oct 17, 4:07PM CDT
At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live cattle ended the day mostly lower on profit-taking and ahead of widespread direct cash business. Feeder cattle closed lower on pressure from the day’s modestly higher move in corn. There could also be some... (full story)
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 Ben Dicostanzo - InsideFutures.com - Thu Oct 17, 4:05PM CDT
Hogs and Feeders fall cattle ekes out a small gain (full story)
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Meghan Grebner - Brownfield - Thu Oct 17, 4:00PM CDT
Michigan’s Senate Ag Committee has passed legislation that will bring the state in line with national cage-free egg standards by 2025. Senate Bill 174 passed out of committee and will be sent to the full Senate where it could be voted on... (full story)
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Julie Harker - Brownfield - Thu Oct 17, 3:54PM CDT
USDA’s Deputy Undersecretary for Research says the move of ERS and NIFA agencies to Kansas City is complete and hiring is underway. Scott Hutchins testified at House Ag subcommittee on Biotechnology, Horticulture, and Research hearing this... (full story)
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Ken Anderson - Brownfield - Thu Oct 17, 3:49PM CDT
United Soybean Board CEO Polly Ruhland Among the many panel discussions at this year’s World Food Prize event in Des Moines was one that focused on “U.S. Soy’s Commitment to Global Food Security”. Panel participants talked about the opportunity... (full story)
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AGWEB - Thu Oct 17, 3:42PM CDT
Source: National Pork Board The Pork Checkoff’s board of directors is accepting applications through Nov. 1 to fill five three-year terms. State pork producer associations, farm organizations or individuals who pay the Pork Checkoff, including... (full story)
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Ceannello - NAWG - Thu Oct 17, 3:39PM CDT
NAWG Joins Farm Group on USDA WHIP+ Letter On October 16, 2019, NAWG, along with other farm groups, sent a letter to USDA Secretary Sonny Perdue asking that the Agency make available the fullest appropriate disaster assistance under the... (full story)
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 Ilan-levy Mayer - InsideFutures.com - Thu Oct 17, 3:37PM CDT
Futures Trading Levels 10.18.2018 (full story)
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John Perkins - Brownfield - Thu Oct 17, 3:36PM CDT
Soybeans were modestly higher on short covering and technical buying. There’s at least some degree of renewed optimism about China, even as Beijing says U.S. tariffs need to be removed before fully committing to a deal. The next round of high-level... (full story)
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AGWEB - Thu Oct 17, 3:33PM CDT
Questions remain about the Phase 1 trade agreement between the United States and China. "The Wall Street Journal" reports uncertainty surrounds China's commitment to buy up to $50 billion of U.S. agricultural products. It cited questions over just... (full story)
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 Sean Lusk - InsideFutures.com - Thu Oct 17, 3:28PM CDT
Wheat Leading the Way (full story)
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AGWEB - Thu Oct 17, 3:26PM CDT
The never-ending story of trade continues. On AgriTalk on Wednesday, guest host Shaun Haney of Real Agriculture in Canada discussed trade on Farmer Forum with Illinois farmer Chad Leman and Minnesota farmer and Minnesota Farm Bureau president Kevin... (full story)
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USDA - Thu Oct 17, 3:21PM CDT
WASHINGTON, DC 17-OCT-2019 WA_FV101 ... (full story)
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USDA - Thu Oct 17, 3:21PM CDT
WASHINGTON, DC 17-OCT-2019 WA_FV102 ... (full story)
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Julie Harker - Brownfield - Thu Oct 17, 3:20PM CDT
A different way to graze cattle is part of the regenerative agriculture movement. Members of the Soil Health Academy held three days of classes in southwest Missouri on adaptive grazing. Allen Williams, a partner in the Soil Health Academy,... (full story)
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Mark Dorenkamp - Brownfield - Thu Oct 17, 3:17PM CDT
Some forages can become toxic to animals following a hard freeze. University of Minnesota Extension crops educator Jared Goplen tells Brownfield sorghum species are the most susceptible. “So forage sorghum, grain sorghum, sorghum... (full story)
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John Perkins - Brownfield - Thu Oct 17, 3:09PM CDT
Dec. corn closed at $3.94 and 3/4, up 3 cents Nov. soybeans closed at $9.31 and 1/2, up 3 and 1/2 cents Dec. soybean meal closed at $306.80, up $2.00 Dec. soybean oil closed at 30.39, down 1 point Dec. wheat closed at $5.25 and 1/2, up 12 and 1/4... (full story)
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AGWEB - Thu Oct 17, 2:58PM CDT
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Julie Harker - Brownfield - Thu Oct 17, 2:57PM CDT
The USDA has declared the United States free from Plum Pox virus. USDA Under Secretary Greg Ibach says the 20-year fight against the disease which harms yields of stone fruits such as plums, peaches and almonds is finally over. USDA’s APHIS... (full story)
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Mark Dorenkamp - Brownfield - Thu Oct 17, 2:52PM CDT
Some analysts believe the grain market is failing to account for continued harvest delays. Kent Beadle with CHS Hedging tells Brownfield corn and soybean futures have been slow to react as the weather delivers blow after blow over much of the... (full story)
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Amie Simpson - Brownfield - Thu Oct 17, 2:42PM CDT
US and Chinese officials are working on the details of a “Phase One” trade deal that was reached last week. But, China’s Ministry of Commerce spokesperson Gao Feng says tariffs must be removed before a final agreement can be reached. He says... (full story)
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AGWEB - Thu Oct 17, 2:38PM CDT
Should barns, feedlots and holding pens be equipped with video surveillance? A strong argument can be made that cameras should be standard equipment on farms and ranches. Maybe I’m just revealing what an ancient, creaking fossil I’ve become. ... (full story)
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USDA - Thu Oct 17, 2:29PM CDT
PHOENIX Shipping Point Prices as of 17-OCT-2019 Provided by: Specialty Crops Market News Federal - State Market News Service,... (full story)
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AGWEB - Thu Oct 17, 2:12PM CDT
Much has changed since the days when most cows were milked in small tiestall barns with bucket milkers and step savers. Milking in those barns was back-breaking, knee-grinding work. Expansion was next to impossible, which meant producers couldn’t... (full story)
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Amie Simpson - Brownfield - Thu Oct 17, 2:06PM CDT
The USDA continues to implement 2018 Farm Bill programs. USDA Deputy Secretary Stephen Censky provided an overview of the department’s progress during a Senate Ag Committee hearing today. “At the Secretary’s direction, our implementation... (full story)
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USDA - Thu Oct 17, 2:05PM CDT
YAKIMA Shipping Point Prices as of 17-OCT-2019 Provided by: Specialty Crops Market News Federal - State Market News Service, USDA. Phone: (602) 514-7210 Fax: (602) 514-7215 Any questions or comments can be sent via email to:... (full story)
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Amie Simpson - Brownfield - Thu Oct 17, 1:56PM CDT
A new study has found that hog farms are generating less manure nutrient content associated with odor. More than 106,000 samples gathered on about 180 North Carolina farms showed reductions in ammonia levels. Jan Archer is a pork... (full story)
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