• Closing Grain and Livestock Futures: September 19, 2018 Brownfield - 1 hr 6 mins ago
• Burlington, IA Fire Department Recounts May 2018 Grain Bin Rescue Success GrainNet - Wed Sep 19, 8:48AM CDT
• Record Harvest, Decreased Exports, and Ethanol Demand May Cause Limited Space at Grain Elevators GrainNet - Wed Sep 19, 8:47AM CDT
• Canadian Pacific Vice President of Sales and Marketing For Grain Has History in Grain Transportation GrainNet - Wed Sep 19, 8:41AM CDT
• Man Dies in Grain Bin Entrapment in New Roads, LA GrainNet - Wed Sep 19, 8:39AM CDT
• Harvest advancing in Minnesota Brownfield - Tue Sep 18, 4:19PM CDT
• Great Lakes - St. Lawrence Seaway Reports Shipping Up 4%; Strong Grain Shipments Forecast to Continue GrainNet - Tue Sep 18, 11:44AM CDT
• Zimbabwe Agricultural Marketing Authority Issues $75 Million in Grain Bills to Purchase Corn From Farmers GrainNet - Tue Sep 18, 11:18AM CDT
• Nicholson & Edwards Grain Co. Close to Completing Renovation Project Following September 2017 Fire GrainNet - Tue Sep 18, 11:11AM CDT

Soybean futures are mostly 10 to 12 3/4 cents in the green at midday, taking back Tuesday’s losses. Soybean meal is up $5.60/ton, while soy

Corn futures are showing fractional to 1 1/4 cent gain in the front months on Wednesday. The weekly EIA report indicated that ethanol plants

Cotton futures are trading 15 to 38 points in the green at the moment. A little buying support is coming from profit taking on Tuesday’s sharp

Corn futures are showing fractional to 1 1/4 cent gain in the front months on Wednesday. The weekly EIA report indicated that ethanol plants

Lean hog futures are mixed at midday, with nearby Oct up 50 cents and most other contracts steady to 85 cents lower. The CME Lean Hog Index was up

Live cattle futures are currently 25 to 45 cents lower in the nearby contracts. Feeder cattle futures are steady to 65 cents in the red. The CME