• Closing Grain and Livestock Futures: July 15, 2019 Brownfield - Mon Jul 15, 3:19PM CDT
• JM Grain Inc. Pulse Crop Marketer Files For Chapter 11 Bankruptcy GrainNet - Mon Jul 15, 9:54AM CDT
• Solio Agriculture Completes Acquisition of Cargill Grain Handling Facility in Ontario, Canada GrainNet - Mon Jul 15, 9:50AM CDT
• Grain Bin Strikes Overpass During Transport in Minot, ND GrainNet - Mon Jul 15, 9:35AM CDT
• Fire Reported at Busch Agricultural Resources Grain Elevator in West Fargo, ND GrainNet - Mon Jul 15, 9:31AM CDT
• Hunderton County (NJ) Technical Rescue Task Force Holds Grain Bin Rescue Drill GrainNet - Mon Jul 15, 9:28AM CDT
• Three Fire Departments in Perry County, PA Receive Grain ZBin Rescue Tubes From Nationwide Contest GrainNet - Mon Jul 15, 9:13AM CDT
• Milk futures lower, cash dairy mixed Brownfield - Fri Jul 12, 3:43PM CDT
• Central Valley Ag to Sell Portion of Grain and Feed Production Assets in West Point, NE to Prinz Grain GrainNet - Fri Jul 12, 3:13PM CDT

Cotton futures posted 106 to 126 point gains in most contracts on Monday, after posting life of contract lows last week. After the close, NASS

Wheat futures settle Monday with 10 to 18 1/4 cent losses across the three exchanges. This afternoon, NASS reported that 57% of the winter wheat

Corn futures closed the Monday session with most nearby contracts 10 to 13 1/4 cents lower. The Export Inspections report indicated that 676,485 MT

Soybean futures saw 10 to 11 1/2 cent losses in the front months on Monday. August soybean meal was down $3.20/ton, with soy oil 3 points lower.

Live cattle futures were mixed on Monday, with August up a tick. Feeder cattle futures were a nickel to 12.5 cents higher in the front months. The

Lean Hog futures were mixed at Monday’s close, with July expiring at $70.775 and deferred contracts higher. The CME Lean Hog Index was up 8 cents