• Northern snow melt could delay grain shipping on the Mississippi River Brownfield - Thu Mar 21, 3:28PM CDT
• As water rushes through farm country, grain bin structures are being c AGWEB - Thu Mar 21, 3:17PM CDT
• Closing Grain and Livestock Futures: March 21, 2019 Brownfield - Thu Mar 21, 3:13PM CDT
• Railroads rerouting grain, fertilizer, freight because of floods Brownfield - Thu Mar 21, 2:46PM CDT
• Turnbridge, ND Grain Elevator Formerly Owned by Hunter Hanson Surrounded by Rotting Grain Piles GrainNet - Thu Mar 21, 11:21AM CDT
• Controversial power line clears regulatory hurdle Brownfield - Wed Mar 20, 4:07PM CDT
• Cause of Explosion at Consolidated Grain and Barge in Clayton County, IA Under Investigation GrainNet - Wed Mar 20, 3:18PM CDT
• Grains, oilseeds all post gains Brownfield - Wed Mar 20, 2:57PM CDT
• MN Farmers Concerned Flooding May Delay Spring Grain Planting GrainNet - Wed Mar 20, 10:21AM CDT

Corn futures ended the Thursday session with most contracts 2 to 4 3/4 cents higher. Corn in flooded grain bins is considered contaminated and

Live cattle futures settled with 32.5 cent to $1.15 gains on Thursday. Feeder cattle futures were up 52.5 cents to $1.475. The CME feeder cattle

Lean Hog futures posted limit gains in most nearby contracts for the second day in a row on Thursday. They will have expanded limits of $4.50 again

Corn futures ended the Thursday session with most contracts 2 to 4 3/4 cents higher. Corn in flooded grain bins is considered contaminated and

Soybean futures saw gains of 4 to 4 3/4 cents in most front months on Thursday. Meal futures led the way, up $3.70/ton, with soy oil 17 points

Cotton futures were up 34 to 168 points in the nearby contracts on Thursday, despite a sharply higher dollar. May had its highest close since