• Closing Grain and Livestock Futures: January 18, 2019 Brownfield - Fri Jan 18, 3:11PM CST
• Soybeans, corn supported by South American weather Brownfield - Fri Jan 18, 2:53PM CST
• Grain Farm Income Outlook For 2019 GrainNet - Fri Jan 18, 9:51AM CST
• Russian Agriculture Ministry Seeks to Regulate Domestic Grain Prices GrainNet - Fri Jan 18, 9:20AM CST
• More Grain Elevators in Western Canada Installing Loop Tracks to Increase Rail Grain Loading Speed GrainNet - Fri Jan 18, 9:03AM CST
• Missouri Corn: Snow and rain will help make grain Brownfield - Thu Jan 17, 4:09PM CST
• Corn and soybean price reboot Brownfield - Thu Jan 17, 4:00PM CST
• Solid rally in grains, oilseeds Brownfield - Thu Jan 17, 3:19PM CST
• Russia and Kazakhstan Both Report Increased Railroad Grain Transportation in 2018 GrainNet - Thu Jan 17, 9:27AM CST

Live cattle futures closed with 35 to 65 cent gains in most contracts, with nearby Feb down 57.5 cents. Feb was up 1.24% this week. Feeder cattle

Lean Hog futures posted 37.5 cent to $1.65 gains in most contracts on Friday. Feb was down 2.27% this week. The CME Lean Hog Index was up 16 cents

Corn futures saw most contracts steady to 2 cents higher on Friday. March futures were up 0.93% on the week that saw a couple sizable swings. Higher

Soybean futures posted 8 to 9 cent gains in most nearby contracts on Friday, with March 0.71% higher this week. Soymeal futures were up $2.90/ton,

Cotton futures were 20 to 48 points lower in most contracts on Friday. Nearby March was up 1.93% this week. Traders were taking profits ahead of the

Wheat futures ended the Friday session with most contracts steady to 2 1/4 cents higher. A higher dollar limited those gains with some follow