• Closing Grain and Livestock Futures: July 21, 2017 Brownfield - Fri Jul 21, 3:11PM CDT
• What Corn Price Will Attract Farmer Sales? AGWEB - Fri Jul 21, 11:06AM CDT
• Rural issues at the forefront of House Ag Hearing Brownfield - Thu Jul 20, 4:32PM CDT
• Contrasting spring wheat crops Brownfield - Thu Jul 20, 2:47PM CDT
• Second Quarter Grain Inspections Reach Record High GrainNet - Thu Jul 20, 1:56PM CDT
• Total Grain Inspections Down 3% From Week Ended July 6; Down 9% From 2016 GrainNet - Thu Jul 20, 10:33AM CDT
• Cumulative Export Sales For Grain Remain High GrainNet - Thu Jul 20, 10:32AM CDT
• House Agriculture Committee Examines State of Infrastructure in Rural America GrainNet - Thu Jul 20, 10:30AM CDT
• Grain Transportation Overview By Sector: 7/20/17 GrainNet - Thu Jul 20, 10:29AM CDT

Cotton futures closed Friday trade with losses of 40 to 56 points, despite the US dollar dropping 332 points to the lowest in over a year. The

Lean hog futures ended with nearby contracts steady to 97.5 cents lower and back months higher. The CME Lean Hog Index for 7/19 was 40 cents lower

Live cattle futures finished the day with most contracts 7.5 to 55 cents in the green. Feeder cattle futures were also 50 to $1.10 in the green on

Wheat futures posted 5 to 7 3/4 cent losses in most KC and CBT contracts, as MPLS was 9 to 12 1/4 cents lower in most contracts. The Sep contract in

Soybean futures settled with steady to 4 3/4 losses on Friday, on pre-weekend profit taking. Aug ended the week up 2.02% since last Friday. Front

Corn futures closed Friday with losses of 7 to 11 1/4 cents in most contracts, with Sep gaining 3 1/2 cents on the week. Friday morning showed