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Cash Bids
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Quotes are delayed, as of April 16, 2021, 05:18:59 PM CDT or prior.
All grain prices are subject to change at any time.
Cash bids are based on 10-minute delayed futures prices, unless otherwise noted.
All grain prices are subject to change at any time.
Cash bids are based on 10-minute delayed futures prices, unless otherwise noted.
National Newswire
- Nebraska Soybeans: Ongoing Study Looks to Improve Yields, Profits
- Trade Spotlight: Futures – Weekly Summary: Australian Dollar
- Arkansas: Corn, Rice Planting Progress Stronger Than 2020, Still Behind Average
- Arkansas: Rice Research, Extension Center Receives $2Mln Donation
- Turner’s Take Podcast | Futures, Options, OTC, and Structured Products
- Georgia Corn: Good Time to Stop and Assess Our Crop
- Texas Blacklands: Widespread Wheat Rusts; Cotton Planting Mostly Finished
- Markets Now with Tyne Morgan: Are U.S. Farmers Sold Out of Old Crop Corn?
- Soybean and corn planting underway for farmer
- Farmer ready to continue planting when conditions improve
USDA Newswire
- National Weekly Cow and Boneless Beef Summary
- Shipping Point Fruit Report, Import s - Miami, FL
- Shipping Point Vegetable Report, Import s - Miami, FL
- National Weekly Ag Energy Roundup
- National Daily Hog Pork Summary Report
- National Daily Cow and Boneless Beef Summary
- National Daily Cattle Beef Summary Report
- National Potato and Onion Report
- WEEKLY LAMB PELTS PRICE REPORT, FOB Major Production Points
- National Weekly Slaughter Sheep Review
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Local Weather
West Des Moines, Iowa (50266)
Current Conditions
Cloudy
Temperature
52°F
Dew Point
35°F
Pressure
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Humidity
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Commentary
- Triple Digit Losses for Cotton
- Cotton futures pulled back on Friday, with triple digit losses for old crop. Despite the 131 point drop for May on Friday, the contract was still 1.31 cents higher from Friday to Friday. New crop futures closed 54 to 63 points in the red, which for Dec limited the week’s...
- Corn Heads for Weekend in Red
- Corn futures closed the last trading day of the week with losses. May futures ended the Friday session 4 1/2 cents in the red, which limited the week’s gain to 8 1/4 cents. The other front months closed UNCH to 3 cents weaker. The weekly CoT report showed managed money...
- Soybeans Gain Double Digits
- Old crop soybean futures were up double digits at the settle, with May closing 15 cents higher. That left May beans 30 1/4 cents higher on the week. The new crop futures closed 3 1/2 to 8 cents in the black on the last trade day of the week. Soymeal...
- Cattle Complex Closes Lower
- Front month fat cattle futures ended the last trade day of the week 45 to 87 cents in the red. April fats pulled back $2.57 from Friday to Friday, now approximately $0.15 to $1.15 discount to cash. Friday business in the WCB was light at $122. The bulk of the...
- Hogs Drop Another Triple Digits on Friday
- Lean hog futures bounced back from midday lows but still closed the last trade day of the week with triple digit losses. June hogs were down the most, closing $3 in the red, extending the week’s loss to $7.25. USDA’s National Average Afternoon Base Hog price was $104.49 after a...
- Friday Firmness for Wheat
- The wheat futures complex was firmly mixed at the close on Friday, with March HRW the largest mover. Front month KC wheat futures closed in the black, with 1 to 4 cent gains. May HRW ended the week 22 3/4 cents above last Friday. Chicago futures were mostly lower at...
