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Live cattle futures are mixed at midday, with nearby June up 7.5 cents. Feeder cattle futures are also mixed, with most contracts steady to lower.

Lean hog futures are trading $1.125 to $1.60 lower on Tuesday, breaking some uptrend support on the charts. The CME Lean Hog Index was up 62 cents

Cotton futures are mostly 65 to 132 points in the red on Turnaround Tuesday. NASS reported on Monday afternoon that 52% of the cotton crop in the US

Soybean futures are currently 6 to 7 cents in the green, following Monday strong gains. Soymeal  is down 40 cents/ton, with front month soy oil

Corn futures are trading 3 to 4 cents higher on Tuesday. Traders are still keeping an eye on the Brazilian crop, and the dryness they’re

Wheat futures are showing 22 to 25 cent gains in most SRW and HRW contracts at midday. HRS is 14 to 16 cents higher. For the most part the Southern