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CORN (Sep 26) 513'4 13'4
CORN (Dec 26) 535'6 13'0
CORN (Mar 27) 549'6 12'2
CORN (May 27) 556'2 12'2
CORN (Jul 27) 557'6 11'6
CORN (Sep 27) 532'0 11'4
CORN (Dec 27) 532'4 11'6
CORN (Mar 28) 541'6 11'2
SOYBEANS (Sep 26) 1250'4 26'2
SOYBEANS (Nov 26) 1261'4 28'2
SOYBEANS (Jan 27) 1276'0 28'4
SOYBEANS (Mar 27) 1281'6 28'0
SOYBEANS (May 27) 1286'6 27'0
SOYBEANS (Jul 27) 1288'6 26'0
SOYBEANS (Aug 27) 1272'2 25'4
SOYBEANS (Sep 27) 1235'0 22'6
WHEAT (Sep 26) 730'4 45'0
WHEAT (Dec 26) 748'2 45'0
WHEAT (Mar 27) 766'0 44'0
WHEAT (May 27) 771'6 41'4
WHEAT (Jul 27) 762'2 33'4
WHEAT (Sep 27) 765'0 29'4
WHEAT (Dec 27) 771'6 26'0
WHEAT (Mar 28) 774'4 22'0
LIVE CATTLE (Aug 26) 218.450 0.375
LIVE CATTLE (Oct 26) 210.650 - 0.175
LIVE CATTLE (Dec 26) 212.450 0.450
FEEDER CATTLE (Aug 26) 332.575 - 0.975
FEEDER CATTLE (Sep 26) 318.550 - 0.275
FEEDER CATTLE (Oct 26) 313.775 0.925
LEAN HOGS (Oct 26) 80.800 0.450
LEAN HOGS (Dec 26) 70.950 0.625
LEAN HOGS (Feb 27) 73.650 0.550
DTN Top Stories
Somewhat similar to the pattern from mid-August or early June, a busy
storm track across the northern half of the U.S. could lead to areas of
flooding and significant severe weather.
BAg Weather Forum
John Deere is testing E98 ethanol-powered tractors across U.S. farm fields
with commercial launch still four to five years away, while also advancing B30
biodiesel certification and biofuels blend research.
BDeere Expands Ethanol Tractor Trials
The Cattle on Feed report has been laying the groundwork for months now
that fed cash cattle prices could be pressured as front-end supplies grow and
favor packers' position.
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For the fifth consecutive week, prices for five of the eight major
fertilizers are lower compared to last month, with the remaining three
nutrients being slightly higher. DTN designates a significant move as anything
5% or more. UAN28 is the only nutrient with a significant price move compared
to a month earlier.
BDTN Retail Fertilizer Trends
The U.S.-Mexico border reopened to cattle imports at Douglas, Arizona,
following a USDA phased plan with safeguards against New World screwworm.
Experts estimate 150,000--250,000 head may cross by year's end.
BArizona Port Reopens to Mexican Cattle
