• Grain Importers From South America and China Visit Southern U.S. For Corn and Sorghum Supplier Relationships GrainNet - 20 mins ago
• Argentina Grain Shipments May See Impact From Transportation Union Strike GrainNet - 30 mins ago
• Port of Toledo (OH) Reports Significant Increase in Grain Exports in 2018 GrainNet - 40 mins ago
• Grain Dryer Destroyed by Fire in Breckenridge, ND GrainNet - 1 hr 2 mins ago
• Grain Elevators at Port of Lewiston (ID) Hoping For End to Rainy Weather and More Barges GrainNet - 1 hr 21 mins ago
• Michigan field crop harvest slowed by wet conditions Brownfield - Mon Oct 22, 4:09PM CDT
• Closing Grain and Livestock Futures: October 22, 2018 Brownfield - Mon Oct 22, 3:12PM CDT
• USDA Weekly Grains Inspected For Export Report (Oct. 22): Corn, Wheat, Soybeans, and Sorghum Down GrainNet - Mon Oct 22, 11:27AM CDT
• Grain Dryer Fire Reported in Lower Macungie Township, PA GrainNet - Mon Oct 22, 9:58AM CDT
• Grain Buyers From Taiwan Visit South Dakota Farms, Grain Elevators, and Ethanol Plant GrainNet - Mon Oct 22, 9:51AM CDT

Corn futures are mostly steady to fractionally higher this morning. They ended the Monday session with most front months 2 to 2 1/2 cents higher.

Lean Hogs settled with most contracts steady to $1.575 higher on Monday. The CME Lean Hog Index was down 54 cents from the previous day @ $67.22 on

Live cattle futures posted triple digit gains in most contracts on Monday, following Friday’s friendly COF report, with nearby Oct up 55

Wheat futures are trading steady to 2 cent higher in the CBT and MPLS contracts, with KC steady to 1 1/2 lower. They closed the day with most

Soybean futures are currently down 5 to 6 cents since seeing 1 to 3 cent gains in most nearby contracts on Monday. Front month soy meal was down 30

Corn futures are mostly steady to fractionally higher this morning. They ended the Monday session with most front months 2 to 2 1/2 cents higher.