• Closing Grain and Livestock Futures: July 29, 2014 Brownfield - 2 hrs 37 mins ago
• Red Cross Serving Greater Iowa Hosts Gifts of Grain Fundraiser GrainNet - 2 hrs 48 mins ago
• Rain Chances, Global Tumult Sink Grains Tuesday AGCOM - 2 hrs 55 mins ago
• Wheat Leads Grains Lower in Tuesday A.M. Trading AGCOM - Tue Jul 29, 11:12AM CDT
• Ukraine Rapeseed Exports Seen Lower by Oil World as Output Ebbs AGWEB - Tue Jul 29, 10:13AM CDT
• ND Grain Elevators Continue Wait For Railcars (KDLT) GrainNet - Tue Jul 29, 9:55AM CDT
• OK Grain Elevators Feeling Wheat Shortage (NewsOK) GrainNet - Tue Jul 29, 9:54AM CDT
• Grain Storage Space Could Be Problem in SD (Seattle PI) GrainNet - Tue Jul 29, 7:53AM CDT
• As harvest nears, rail concerns continue Brownfield - Mon Jul 28, 4:28PM CDT

Soybean futures closed 10 to 15 cents lower on the day.  Trader talk is that only 94,009 MT of soybeans were sold during this weeks Chinese

Corn futures closed 5 to 6 cents lower. The front month Sept 14 contract was the weakest. Trader talk is that 46% of the second crop corn

Cotton futures closed 72 to 92 points lower on the day.   Cert stocks dropped to 113,374 bales, with 2,505 decerts and 0 new

Corn futures closed 5 to 6 cents lower. The front month Sept 14 contract was the weakest. Trader talk is that 46% of the second crop corn

Wheat futures closed 10 to 14 cents lower on the day.  French wheat futures on MATIF sank today, and the US market followed. Scouts on the

Cattle futures settled $0.20 lower to $0.07 higher.   Feeders settled $1.32 to $1.42 higher.  Wholesale beef prices set