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In our weekly series From the Furrow, host Phil Plourd and fellow grain geeks shed light on current market conditions and how grain producers can take action to manage their risk. This week, Phil is joined by Steve Ring, Senior Advisor with Ever.Ag. How are US crops faring after an ideal growing season? What might this week’s WASDE report hold? And how are grain markets moving? Phil and Steve discuss those topics and a whole lot more.

We are quickly approaching the harvest season – are you ready? We often hear from grain growers, traders and millers alike that they wish they had started preparing for the harvest earlier. Why not start with an on-demand webinar from Wes Shadow and Martin Hallin for some tips on testing throughout the harvest to help make informed decisions on buying, selling and processing new crop grain. Watch now: https://bit.ly/4b5CTw2

We are quickly approaching the harvest season – are you ready? We often hear from grain growers, traders and millers alike that they wish they had started preparing for the harvest earlier. Why not start with an on-demand webinar from Wes Shadow and Martin Hallin for some tips on testing throughout the harvest to help make informed decisions on buying, selling and processing new crop grain. Watch now: https://bit.ly/4b5CTw2

Check out this webinar to hear the latest insights on the global wheat market and what customers think of Canadian wheat (spoiler alert - they love it) from Cereals Canada and partners including Grain Farmers of Ontario's Josh Boersen. #wheat #Canadianwheat #grains #Canadiangrains #internationaltrade #milling

Understanding seasonal trends in new crop prices is key for grain originators and producers. Focus on profit, not just price. Plan strategically, set targets, and capitalize on pre-harvest opportunities for better results. Learn more in this article from ✔️Feed & Grain: https://hubs.li/Q02JJdng0 #GrainMarketing #AgBusiness

Despite a challenging start to the growing season, meeting with USB farmer-directors at our July board meeting in Maryland energized my outlook for the checkoff. Here are just three ways we are building on success for the coming year: 1. Investing in developing resilient soybeans that can withstand tough weather, pests and weed pressure. 2. Expanding markets through innovative uses like soy-based lubricants in DEWALT, Craftsman and Black & Decker tools. 3. Exploring cutting-edge technologies like AI and Infrared Visible Spectrum Imaging for more accurate soybean grading. These farmer-led checkoff investments help us return $12.34 for every dollar invested. Learn more about your soybean checkoff: https://lnkd.in/gSx5dVwE #soycheckoff #USSoy #soyinnovation 

The market had a long week of trading, with cattle showing some improvement by the end of Friday, although still not green on the screen. Breaking everything down for this week's Nebraska Soybean Board Weekly Market Roundup we hear from Kyle B. with Allendale, Inc. and Darin Fessler at Lakefront Futures. Algorithms played a significant role in driving cattle prices this week. Macro factors, including weather conditions, crop potential, and are we heavily sold in the grain market, had a substantial impact. Additionally, we will break down the equity markets and explore how they relate to the agricultural sector, providing a comprehensive overview of the factors influencing the current market dynamics.

📉 **Market Update: The Black Sea Region's Grain Dilemma** 🌾 In the ever-dynamic #grain markets, the #BlackSea region is experiencing a noteworthy trend. The unrelenting decline in futures markets has inevitably influenced the physical market, leading to continued price reductions. Historically favored #corn, once rivaling even baker's wheat in value, now finds itself in a less desirable position – resembling the "unwanted child" of the grain markets. With demand nearing non-existence and Ukraine's 2023 harvest still pending completion, the 🌽 corn #market faces uncertain times. Even potential ⏬ reductions in planted acreage may not immediately impact market 📈 📉 dynamics, heralding a period of adjustment and re-evaluation for traders and producers alike. As professionals in the industry, let's engage in productive discussions on navigating these market shifts and strategizing for the future. Your insights and experiences are invaluable as we tread these complex waters together. 📝 Send your opinion: office@agriportal.ro 🔍 More details on our official website - link in the comments #Agriculture #BlackSeaRegion #CornMarket #MarketTrends #GrainSummit #EuroGrain2024

🌽 Ever wondered about the journey of corn from field to table? 🌾 Corn, a major commodity worldwide, holds a hefty national production value of $91.7 billion in the U.S. only. 💰 However, persistent pests can wreak havoc on this valuable crop, impacting both quality and yield. 🦟 Regular scouting helps farmers stay ahead of the game, but sometimes pests go unnoticed until near harvest, complicating diagnosis and management decisions. 🤔 Check out this article for insights on common ear-feeding pests and how to spot their telltale signs in corn ears.

Corn $3.75-$4.75, Soybeans $8-$12 - the Old Agriculture Normal Super abundance is the condition in the #grains as the Corn Belt harvest continues, which is great for #food but bad for prices. Record managed-money (#hedgefund) shorts have been taking profits, buttressing #corn, #soybean and #wheat, yet the overhang of supply could pressure prices back to pre-pandemic ranges. The full report is on the Bloomberg terminal here: https://lnkd.in/eu-y5_Y8 {BI COMD} #commodities #food #macroeconomics Bloomberg Intelligence