• Closing Grain and Livestock Futures: February 15, 2019 Brownfield - Fri Feb 15, 3:12PM CST
• Study shows positive economic impacts of Nebraska’s ethanol industry Brownfield - Fri Feb 15, 3:07PM CST
• Grain Operations and Entrapment Prevention Symposium ... March 5-6 ... Bloomington, IL GrainNet - Thu Feb 14, 2:57PM CST
• U.S. Grains Council President and CEO Tom Sleight to Retire GrainNet - Thu Feb 14, 11:48AM CST
• Authorities have released the name of a man who died in southeast Nebr AGWEB - Thu Feb 14, 11:19AM CST
• Total Grain Inspections Down 2% From Week Ended Jan. 31; Down 12% From 2018 GrainNet - Thu Feb 14, 11:17AM CST
• 2019 Grain Barge Shipments Lower Than Usual GrainNet - Thu Feb 14, 11:15AM CST
• Grain Transportation Overview by Sector: 2/14/19 GrainNet - Thu Feb 14, 11:14AM CST
• Corpus Christi, TX Fire Department Uses New Technology to Fight Grain Elevator Fire GrainNet - Thu Feb 14, 9:58AM CST

Soybean futures managed to extract 3 to 4 cent gains in most contracts on Friday, on positive NOPA data. Meal futures were up $1/ton in the nearby

Cotton futures were 9 to 15 points higher in most contracts on Friday, after losses of 3.21% this week. Traders were covering shorts ahead of the

Lean Hog futures posted 10 to 82.5 cent gains in most contracts on Friday, with August down a dime. The CME Lean Hog Index was down 31 cents from

Corn futures ended the Friday session with most contracts fractionally mixed. CBOT will be closed on Monday in observance of Presidents Day. A

Live cattle futures saw losses of 20 to 27.5 cents in most contracts on Friday, with Feb up 50 cents. Feeder cattle futures were down 55 cents to

Corn futures ended the Friday session with most contracts fractionally mixed. CBOT will be closed on Monday in observance of Presidents Day. A