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 ElliottWave-Forecast - InsideFutures.com - 1 hr 23 mins ago
Oil rallies impulsively from June 5 low & extension higher is expected. This article & video show short term Elliot Wave path. (full story)
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 Michael Seery - InsideFutures.com - Mon Jun 24, 8:33PM CDT
Going even higher (full story)
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 Bill Baruch - InsideFutures.com - Mon Jun 24, 7:43PM CDT
Actionable ideas and levels for the Dollar, Euro, Yen, Aussie and Canadian. (full story)
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Ernst Undesser - AGFAX - Mon Jun 24, 7:19PM CDT
The consequences of flooding, ponding, and saturated soils on young corn depend heavily on the duration of the stress and temperatures. Intense rainfall events (technically referred to as “toad stranglers” […] (full story)
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Ernst Undesser - AGFAX - Mon Jun 24, 7:02PM CDT
Plan now to attend the Advanced Corn Agronomy Summit on Tuesday, July 16, 2019 at the University of Minnesota Southern Research and Outreach Center in Waseca. This new program, developed for ag […] (full story)
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Ernst Undesser - AGFAX - Mon Jun 24, 6:57PM CDT
The USDA will release the quarterly Grain Stocks report, with estimates of crop inventories as of June 1, and the annual Acreage report on June 28. The June 1 soybean stocks estimate this year […] (full story)
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Ernst Undesser - AGFAX - Mon Jun 24, 6:52PM CDT
The most recent crop forecast from the U.S. Department of Agriculture revealed that unprecedented spring weather has already negatively impacted production prospects for corn. Meanwhile, recent news items highlight the […] (full story)
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Ernst Undesser - AGFAX - Mon Jun 24, 6:28PM CDT
One of the hottest areas in precision agriculture the past few years is technology designed to make fertilizer recommendations. The technology can be used on a whole field basis, but […] (full story)
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 Bob Hunt - InsideFutures.com - Mon Jun 24, 5:25PM 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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Debra Ferguson - AGFAX - Mon Jun 24, 5:59PM CDT
Scientists with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and the USDA Midwest Climate Hub are worried about how summer 2019 conditions will treat crops that are already behind the […] (full story)
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BRUG - Mon Jun 24, 5:12PM CDT
Corn futures settled mostly 2 to 4 3/4 cents higher today, with nearby months the strongest. USDA showed 617,740 MT of corn shipments during the week that ended on June 20 in this morning’s Export Inspections report. That was down 8.9% from last we... (full story)
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BRUG - Mon Jun 24, 5:12PM CDT
Live cattle futures shook off early losses to close mixed. Net changes from Friday were -47 to +37 cents. Feeder cattle futures were $1.70 to $2.45 lower with the added influence of higher feed prices. Friday afternoon’s Cattle on Feed report ind... (full story)
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BRUG - Mon Jun 24, 5:12PM CDT
Lean Hog futures were down $1.47 to $3.67 today with multiple front month contracts using today’s expanded limits ($4.50) to “adjust” more than $3. The CME Lean Hog Index was down 41 cents from the previous day @ $79.14 on June 20. The Fresh Ba... (full story)
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BRUG - Mon Jun 24, 5:12PM CDT
Soybean futures settled 5 to 6 1/4 cents higher on Monday. Nearby soymeal was up $2/ton, with bean oil down 9 points. A total of 682,155 MT of US soybeans were exported in the week that ended 6/20. Those inspections were slightly higher than the week... (full story)
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BRUG - Mon Jun 24, 5:12PM CDT
Cotton Showing Gains on Monday Cotton futures were 5 to 111 points higher on Monday, with nearby July recovering a portion of the massive losses seen last week. The US and China are expected to meet privately at this week’s G-20 gathering, with tr... (full story)
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BRUG - Mon Jun 24, 5:12PM CDT
Corn futures settled mostly 2 to 4 3/4 cents higher today, with nearby months the strongest. USDA showed 617,740 MT of corn shipments during the week that ended on June 20 in this morning’s Export Inspections report. That was down 8.9% from last we... (full story)
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BRUG - Mon Jun 24, 5:12PM CDT
Wheat futures were up 7 1/2 to 13 cents per bushel across the three markets today. KC HRW was the strongest, with MPLS exhibiting the most single digit gains. The weekly Export Inspections report indicated that 406,386 MT of wheat was shipped in the ... (full story)
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Unknown Author - AGWEB - Mon Jun 24, 4:49PM CDT
According to Richard Flournoy, deputy administrator of product management for the USDA-Risk Management Agency (RMA), silage corn can be eligible for planting on prevent plant acres. (full story)
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Tom Steever - Brownfield - Mon Jun 24, 4:34PM CDT
South Dakota corn is 56 percent good to excellent. Corn planting is 95 percent complete. Soybeans are 55 percent good to excellent. Planting is 84 percent finished. Winter wheat is 67 percent good to excellent. The crop is 80 percent headed, which is... (full story)
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Tom Steever - Brownfield - Mon Jun 24, 4:30PM CDT
Corn planting is 92 percent complete. The crop is only 28 percent good to excellent. Two-thirds of the soybeans are planted; 31 percentage points behind last year. The crop is 36 percent good to excellent. Cotton is 89 percent planted. It’s 30... (full story)
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Meghan Grebner - Brownfield - Mon Jun 24, 4:28PM CDT
At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live cattle futures closed mostly lower ahead of widespread direct cash business with pressure from the lack of strong wholesale demand and carry-over from the lean hog trade. Feeder cattle futures closed... (full story)
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Tom Steever - Brownfield - Mon Jun 24, 4:26PM CDT
Former USDA communications director Terri Moore will lead the American Farm Bureau Federation’s communications efforts. Moore, who served U.S. Agriculture Secretary Mike Johanns, is currently with the food and ag consulting firm Look East. Moore was... (full story)
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Will Robinson - Brownfield - Mon Jun 24, 4:22PM CDT
A University of Missouri extension agronomist says with new guidelines on when to hay or graze prevent plant acres from the USDA a different approach might be needed. Rob Myers tells Brownfield if farmers plan to plant before the end of July they... (full story)
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 Dave Gleason - InsideFutures.com - 8 mins ago
Below is a daily December Chicago wheat chart showing planetary angle lines. I used a price per degree of .465. On 8/2/18 the upper Jupiter crossed the chart at $6.12 and was key resistance. The lower Jupiter crosses at $4.54 and is key support. Jupiter to Jupiter selloffs sometimes lead to... (full story)
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Ken Anderson - Brownfield - Mon Jun 24, 4:17PM CDT
Photo courtesy Farmers National Nebraska’s corn crop is rated 77 percent good to excellent in the latest crop progress report. Soybeans are rated 75 percent good to excellent. Winter wheat is called 70 percent good to excellent with 94 percent of the... (full story)
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 Ben DiCostanzo - InsideFutures.com - Mon Jun 24, 4:12PM CDT
Hogs and Feeders tumble, Fats sleepy (full story)
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Ken Anderson - Brownfield - Mon Jun 24, 4:12PM CDT
The condition of Iowa’s corn crop improved over the past week to 62 percent good to excellent. That’s up three points from last week. Iowa’s soybean crop rating also improved, up two points to 63 percent good to excellent. However, both crops... (full story)
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Larry Lee - Brownfield - Mon Jun 24, 4:11PM CDT
Wisconsin farmers continued to battle cool weather but they made some planting progress. USDA reporters say many farmers planted last week in areas previously too wet to enter. Emerged crops were far behind in development and many showed... (full story)
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Mark Dorenkamp - Brownfield - Mon Jun 24, 4:07PM CDT
The condition of the Minnesota corn crop improved slightly on the week but remains lower than normal. In its latest crop report, the USDA says 59 percent of corn is rated good to excellent. That number was 58 percent a week ago and in the upper 70’s... (full story)
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Julie Harker - Brownfield - Mon Jun 24, 4:05PM CDT
Missouri Lieutenant Governor Mike Kehoe, on behalf of Governor Parson, has requested a presidential disaster declaration for 41 Missouri counties hit by flooding, tornadoes and severe storms. More than 900 homes and more than 100 businesses have been... (full story)
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Mark Dorenkamp - Brownfield - Mon Jun 24, 4:04PM CDT
A leader in ag tech innovation says when it comes to dairy, he sees the glass half-full. Aidan Connolly is the former chief innovation officer for Alltech and now serves as CEO of ag tech startup Cainthus. “I suppose whenever I see a half a... (full story)
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Meghan Grebner - Brownfield - Mon Jun 24, 4:01PM CDT
A forage specialist says he’s concerned about forage quality and says it’s a good idea to have the crop tested. Keith Johnson with Purdue Extension says the weather challenges has likely compromised and deteriorated the energy and the protein values... (full story)
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Unknown Author - AGWEB - Mon Jun 24, 4:00PM CDT
Getting the crop planted is just the start of the battle. (full story)
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Mark Dorenkamp - Brownfield - Mon Jun 24, 3:58PM CDT
Persistent rains that limited planting have also invigorated pastures. West-central Minnesota farmer Brady Wulf says they’re growing a crazy amount of grass right now. “What my dad likes to say is that if the crop farmer’s too wet, the... (full story)
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Jim Van Meerten - Barchart.com - Mon Jun 24, 3:51PM CDT
The Barchart Chart of the Day belongs to the fuel cell company Hydrogenics(HYGS). I found the stock by using Barchart to sort it's 100 Top Stocks list first by the highest technical buy signals, then used the Flipchart feature to review the char... (full story)
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Will Robinson - Brownfield - Mon Jun 24, 3:42PM CDT
The director of the Illinois Corn Growers Association, Rodney Weinzierl, will focus on tillage and nutrient loss at the Illinois Sustainable Agriculture Partnership risk management conference in Sycamore, IL. Weinzierl says farmers are... (full story)
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Rhiannon Branch - Brownfield - Mon Jun 24, 3:41PM CDT
American Agri-Women has created a Farmer Stress and Resiliency project to help farmers cope with recent challenges facing agriculture. Heather Hampton-Knodle tells Brownfield there are free webinars and other resources available on their website. “We... (full story)
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John Perkins - Brownfield - Mon Jun 24, 3:35PM CDT
Soybeans were higher on short covering and technical buying. The trade was expecting mixed planting progress to be reported by the USDA after another wet weekend in many key growing areas and more on the way during the early part of the week. The... (full story)
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Amie Simpson - Brownfield - Mon Jun 24, 3:31PM CDT
Wet and cool conditions continued in Michigan last week. USDA says 91 percent of corn and 69 percent soybeans are now planted and well behind average. Dry beans are 31 percent planted, more than 50 percent behind last year. Oats are 95 percent... (full story)
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 Tom Fritz - InsideFutures.com - Mon Jun 24, 3:28PM CDT
Europe Starting to Sizzle (full story)
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Rhiannon Branch - Brownfield - Mon Jun 24, 3:28PM CDT
Continuous above average rainfall and below average temperatures have Illinois crop conditions trailing behind last year as planting is still underway. The USDA rates Illinois corn as 47% good to excellent compared to 83% at this time last year.... (full story)
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Ken Anderson - Brownfield - Mon Jun 24, 3:27PM CDT
INTL FCStone market analyst Arlan Suderman is projecting the number of lost corn acres at seven-and-a-half million. That would put total planted corn acreage around 85 million. The next question, Suderman says, is how many of those acres will... (full story)
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John Perkins - Brownfield - Mon Jun 24, 3:27PM CDT
The USDA says U.S. corn and soybean planting advanced last week, even as wet weather continued to limit fieldwork in some key U.S. growing areas. There are uncertainties about how many acres these numbers actually represent, with the USDA counting... (full story)
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Ernst Undesser - AGFAX - Mon Jun 24, 3:22PM CDT
Those looking for any bit of good news in all of the rain-soaked suffering we have endured this spring have asked if the extreme overabundance of moisture has drowned soybean […] (full story)
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Amie Simpson - Brownfield - Mon Jun 24, 3:21PM CDT
Corn and soybean planting progress progressed slowly in Ohio last week. According to the latest USDA crop and weather report, 80 percent of corn is planted, and 66 percent has emerged. Soybeans are 65 percent planted, and 45 percent have emerged.... (full story)
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 Ilan-Levy Mayer - InsideFutures.com - Mon Jun 24, 3:20PM CDT
Free eBook Offer & Futures Levels 6.25.2019 (full story)
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Amie Simpson - Brownfield - Mon Jun 24, 3:18PM CDT
Wet conditions continued in Indiana last week. With the corn planting window closing in some areas, farmers focused on soybean planting. Winter wheat conditions declined slightly. According to the USDA, 91 percent of corn is planted, and 79 percent... (full story)
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Ernst Undesser - AGFAX - Mon Jun 24, 3:15PM CDT
Climatic conditions in North Florida can pose serious challenges to growers aiming to maximize returns on investments made in nitrogen (N) fertilizer. Most plant available N in local soils is […] (full story)
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John Perkins - Brownfield - Mon Jun 24, 3:11PM CDT
Jul. corn closed at $4.46 and 3/4, up 4 and 1/2 centsJul. soybeans closed at $9.09, up 6 and 1/4 centsJul. soybean meal closed at $317.60, up $2.00Jul. soybean oil closed at 28.35, down 9 pointsJul. wheat closed at $5.53, up 12 centsJun. live cattle... (full story)
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