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A 6-minute breath hold sounds like Hollywood fiction until a Marine water survival instructor explains the real formula: control movement, slow the heart, and keep your mind out of the panic zone. We start with the Midwest heat dome and the long-weekend vibe, then Brian Splitt from Agmarket.net brings us inside Marine Corps water survival qualification, what “panic” really means, and why calm is a trained skill, not a personality trait.

From there, we pivot hard into market analysis you can use. We break down silver’s technical structure after a major run, where support is showing up, and why the dollar index often moves as the mirror image of metals. Then we move through the grain complex with a producer’s eye: corn reacting to weather and repeating chart behavior into the holiday, soybeans sitting on a clear shelf with the 200-day moving average in play, and wheat trying to build a base while harvest pressure lingers and report data offers a bit more support.

Energy and livestock close the loop. We talk crude oil levels that matter on the long-term chart, why pump prices do not drop instantly when crude sells off, and what that lag means for costs and margins. Then we hit cattle, feeders, and hogs with straightforward technical signals, cash-market gravity, and the kind of “what would have to break” road map that helps you manage risk instead of guessing.

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We run through early grain and livestock market action from Nashville, then map the key economic reports that could move prices today. We also introduce the Ag Squawk AM and PM crews, share how we build the morning workflow, and close with a blunt take on where American agriculture is headed as the country turns 250. 

• early grain market check on corn, beans, and wheat strength 
• livestock session recap with lows to highs price action and sideways chart signals 
• who powers the morning and afternoon shows, plus why the weather and research emails matter 
• today’s economic calendar, including the unemployment rate and other scheduled releases 
• how to follow the shows, find partners, and get involved as a guest 
• Why technology, semiconductors, and data debates are becoming farm decisions 

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Futures Trading involves risk of loss and is not suitable for everyone. Past profits are not necessarily indicative of future results/profits. 

Futures Trading involves risk of loss and is not suitable for everyone. Past profits are not necessarily indicative of future results/profits.

We sit down with Brock May and Lance Miller to unpack Bloodlines Online Sales and why they built a membership-based platform where sellers pay no commission. We walk through how the site handles listings, bidding styles, and fast payments, plus the Stock Exchange concept for selling everything from livestock to semen inventory. 
• Brock and Lance’s background in show stock and how the idea starts as a UW Madison capstone project 
• Why a subscription model replaces percentage commission and what that changes for sellers 
• User-friendly setup with built-in “how it works” videos and mobile-first uploading 
• Stripe-powered ACH payments, instant invoices, and why Bloodlines never touches funds 
• Horse race closing with seller-controlled “last call” to reduce snipe bids 
• Progressive closing with a per-lot inactivity timer and adjustable timing 
• Seller tools like floors and “autopilot” notifications near the floor 
• Stock Exchange listings with claim price, make an offer, and call for pricing 
• Bulk inventory for semen sales with live remaining counts and sold-out banners 
• Bundle perks for running online auctions plus private treaty listings 
If you have any questions, reach out to Brock and Lance. You can go ahead and go find the website at BloodlinesonlineSales.com.

 
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We step away from the USDA report noise and talk with Central Iowa farmer Ted Hamer about what farm life looks like when the corn is tall, the weather turns heavy, and the next generation is actually in charge. We dig into succession, trust, tech choices, and why farmers are fed up with endless surveys even as data collection gets easier. 
• Transitioning the operation to the next generation and why it increases joy and focus 
• Stepping back from daily market watching and letting specialists handle the noise 
• Crop progress check in early July and how rainfall timing changes stress levels 
• Nitrogen loss risk, late-season options, and what feels realistic in the field 
• Why relationships still drive farm decisions more than brands 
• Corporate turnover and how it breaks loyalty and continuity in rural communities 
• Using peer groups and trusted advisors to decide on precision agriculture tech 
• Electronic acreage reporting, GPS acres, and what modernization gets right 
• Falling USDA survey response rates and the case for using existing data sources 
• Heat dome conditions, dew points, and why storms can turn severe fast 
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Futures Trading involves risk of loss and is not suitable for everyone. Past profits are not necessarily indicative of future results/profits.

We run through the morning board and connect the dots between a bullish-leaning grain setup and a Midwest weather pattern that keeps adding uncertainty. We also dig into what changing cattle quality grades could mean for beef pricing, then zoom out with a quick lesson on supply chains and competition using Nike’s stock slide. 
• Current grain and livestock futures levels and what’s moving 
• Midwest forecast details including heavy rain in the northwest Corn Belt and warm overnight lows 
• USDA acreage and grain stocks takeaways, including lower-than-expected corn and wheat stocks 
• Why wheat acreage down supports the rally 
• USDA Select grading share hitting new lows and what that signals for discount beef supply 
• Chart of the day on Nike’s multi-year drop and the role of competition and tariffs 
• Economic calendar highlights including grain crushings timing 
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Futures Trading involves risk of loss and is not suitable for everyone. Past profits are not necessarily indicative of future results/profits.

Report day brings a fast burst of green in corn and soybeans, then the market cools off as we sort short covering from real fundamentals. We talk through the USDA June acreage and stocks numbers with StoneX economist Mike Castle and map what could still change the summer trade. 
• managed money rotation between commodities and equities and why it matters for grain volatility 
• corn acres holding near 95.3 million and the bullish tilt from lower June 1 stocks 
• export competitiveness for US corn and what Europe’s heat risk could shift 
• soybean acres near expectations and why crush and biofuels reshape the demand story 
• China buying rumors versus confirmed flash sales and what the math allows 
• wheat strength tied to smaller North American acres and high abandonment 
• fertilizer pricing, retail lag, and the potential suspension of duties on Moroccan phosphate 
• cattle and hog softness during peak grilling season as a consumer stress signal 
• July and August weather risk, yield potential, and why the market is never “locked in” 
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We run through the latest grain and livestock closes, then zoom out to the weather and report-day risks that can reshape the week. We also talk through PRRS pressure in hogs, a fertilizer duties headline, and why Europe’s dryness matters without automatically driving the US market. 
• Grain markets close lower across soybeans, corn, and wheat 
• Livestock markets soften with heat risk building in cattle country 
• Hot overnight lows and extended above-normal temps, plus a practical concern for feedlot performance 
• USDA Acreage and Quarterly Stocks timing and why report day matters 
• Monthly subscription details for premium Ag Bull Intel 
• PRRS remains severe in summer, with heavy losses and big industry costs 
• Fertilizer risk context tied to Morocco phosphate duties and where to read more 
• France and Europe rainfall outlook and how it may moderately affect global grain markets 
Be sure to tune in. Davis does a heck of a show, and we wouldn't want you to miss it. 

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Futures Trading involves risk of loss and is not suitable for everyone. Past profits are not necessarily indicative of future results/profits.

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We launch our first AG Squawk afternoon show with Brian Grete of Commstock and map the day’s selloff across grains and livestock while traders position ahead of major USDA releases. We connect fund flows, weather risk, and report history so you can think clearly about what could set the tone for the rest of the summer. 
• Our new afternoon format and what Brian does at Commstock 
• Why funds exiting agricultural commodities can outweigh supportive headlines 
• Corn, soybean, and wheat closes and what stood out intraday 
• How Midwest moisture and timing shape weather-driven price risk 
• Wheat seasonals, harvest pressure, and fund shorts 
• Cattle futures versus cash cattle and why discounts matter 
• Hog market weakness, the Hogs and Pigs report, and record pigs per litter 
• June acreage expectations and what would surprise the trade 
• Why grain stocks can be the bigger shock for corn 
• How June report-day history differs for corn versus soybeans 
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Futures Trading involves risk of loss and is not suitable for everyone. Past profits are not necessarily indicative of future results/profits.

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We kick off the first Ag Squawk AM with a quick, no-fluff rundown of grains, livestock, and weather as markets start the week lower. We also flag the crop-report risk ahead and explain why Iran-related headlines can whip oil and spill over into ag volatility. 
• Grain futures snapshot for soybeans, corn, and wheat as prices open down 
• Livestock check-in, including the hog and pig report, and softer cattle markets 
• Corn Belt weather focus with storm chances in the Northwest and dry time in the Southeast 
• Why too much rain can erase yield even when “rain makes grain” 
• Crop report timing and how USDA numbers can spark big market swings 
• Iran, the Strait of Hormuz, and why headline shifts can move oil fast 
• Key economic calendar items like export inspections and crop progress 

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Futures Trading involves risk of loss and is not suitable for everyone. Past profits are not necessarily indicative of future results/profits. 

Futures Trading involves risk of loss and is not suitable for everyone. Past profits are not necessarily indicative of future results/profits.

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We map out what could move markets next, starting with Tuesday’s USDA acreage and grain stocks reports and ending with the July weather fight over yields. We also connect the dots among China’s soybean-buying timeline, renewable fuels policy, and the political decisions that shape farm income support. 
• waiting for USDA acreage and grain stocks as the next market reset 
• weighing early July heat against a possible ridge shift and rainfall patterns 
• tracking flood impacts and the narrowing replant window in parts of the Midwest 
• recapping weekly moves in corn, soybeans, wheat, cotton, cattle, and hogs 
• questioning survey response rates and how USDA improves data collection 
• watching China’s purchase pace and the tariff comment deadlines 
• breaking down 45Z carbon intensity scoring and year-round E15 hurdles 
• reviewing sticky inflation, consumer spending, and interest rate risks 
• monitoring New World screwworm cases, eradication capacity, and border limits 
• sizing up Farm Bill 2.0 odds as elections and primaries harden positions 
• noting disaster aid debates and the Supreme Court Roundup label ruling 
• flagging possible USDA support for small meat processors 
• treating the rice dryer shutdowns as an infrastructure warning sign 
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Futures Trading involves risk of loss and is not suitable for everyone. Past profits are not necessarily indicative of future results/profits.