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Brownfield Commodity Market Reporter John Perkins has your look at the firm overnight trade for corn and soybeans, the mixed move for wheat, and what could drive cattle and hogs at the open.

Soybeans and corn are watching South America

Wheat is getting ready for the holiday

Cattle could see follow-through selling

Hogs are waiting for more signs of improved demand

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The Illinois Corn Marketing Board utilizes corn checkoff funding to support some of the policy research conducted by the University of Illinois’ FarmDoc team. In this Managing for Profit, Rodney Weinzerl, executive director of Illinois Corn, explains how that research impacts Illinois corn farmers’ profitability.  

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Headlines on today’s episode include:

-Trump holds trade phone call with China’s president

-Geopolitical influence seen on fertilizer market

-Downward commodity market pressure likely to continue

-Nebraska beef processing plant closure adds more uncertainty

-USDA’s November report brings optimism for corn and soybeans

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Spencer Dunn was selected as a Beck's Player with Heart because of his involvement and dedication to his school, sports, and community. Spencer participates in swim, cross country, and track and field, saying he enjoys building friendships with people he doesn't normally interact with and watching them grow as athletes. In school, Spencer is a member of FFA, the National Honor Society, the student council, and acts as the class vice president. Spencer is also an active member of his church, where he preaches on youth Sundays and helps serve food at the church-sponsored fish fry. He has also planned, fundraised, and completed his Eagle Scout project, where he installed three new flagpoles and built a path to bathrooms at a local baseball field. Agriculture is a very big part of Spencer's life, as he grew up on a farm. It is not just a job, but also a family tradition he wants to continue and pass to future generations. Spencer loves watching seasons progress through the seasons of tillage, planting, and harvesting, and enjoys learning more about farming from his family. After high school, Spencer plans to attend either Butler University or Wabash College and major in entrepreneurship.

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Tyler Stenger was nominated as a Beck's Player with Heart for his dedication and commitment on and off the track and mat. Tyler is captain of the wrestling team, participates in track and field, and is involved in several school activities, such as Pep Club and Trojan Young Life Student Leaders. Tyler serves as president of his FFA chapter, the National Honor Society president, student body/student council president, and the Student Athletic Leadership Team founder and president. He appreciates how each of these opportunities allows him to compete, be an active participant, and lead. Tyler is very active in his community, where he serves as a Farm Bureau member and a youth ambassador through CASA (Children Against Substance Abuse), is on the IHSAA Student Advisory Committee, and has been a member of 4-H for ten years. He has donated eggs and vegetables to food pantries, volunteers at the food bank, and hosts canned food drives. Tyler has also raised over $30,000 through EC 4 the Kids and donated it directly to local hospitals. Agriculture provided a firm foundation to Tyler's life, and he is proud to be a "farm kid." Although most people may not realize how essential agriculture is to our lives, Tyler recognizes and will always preach about its importance to daily life. Tyler hopes to attend Purdue University to double major in agricultural economics and political science.

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As a Beck's Player with Heart, Taylor Coulter shows her dedication and passion both on and off the field. Taylor plays soccer, participating in both high school and club teams. She loves bonding with her teammates, making new memories with them, and working together, no matter any issues that may arise. Taylor also participates in FFA, FCA, and the National Honor Society, saying she loves giving back to the community and making other people smile through these activities. She is very involved in her community through service opportunities with FCA and FFA. Taylor was also active at the Ronald McDonald House, where she made blankets for babies and children, served meals to whoever needed one, and assisted during a soccer session for children. To Taylor, agriculture is essential to everyone's way of life and serves as an important foundation for everyone around the world. Taylor plans to play soccer in college and committed to Coe College. She plans to continue her volunteer work with babies in the NICU and the Ronald McDonald House.

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Brownfield Commodity Market Reporter John Perkins has your look at the big losses in cattle, the gains in hogs, and the mixed finishes for soybeans, corn, and wheat.

December corn $4.23 and ¾ down $.01 and 3/4

January soybeans $11.23 and ¼ down $.01 and 3/4

December soybean meal $314.20 down $.90

December soybean oil 50.18 down 8 points

December Chicago wheat $5.22 and ¼ down $.04 and 3/4

December live cattle $207.20 down $7.25

December lean hogs $78.20 up $.40

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Collin Harder was nominated as a Beck's Player with Heart for his dedication and commitment on and off the field, track, and court. Collin plays football, basketball, and track, saying he enjoys having the opportunity to compete, learn new skills, work with his team, and meet new athletes from other schools. After an injury and extended time away from sports, he realized how important sports were for mental health, time management, and stress release while doing what he enjoys with his friends. Collin is also part of FFA, the National Honor Society, FLA, the student council, and Silver Cord. In his community, Collin is part of the East Pottawattamie County Youth Council, 4-H, crop scouting team, and livestock judging team. He volunteers for Operation Christmas Child Shoebox and youth baseball, and participates in youth group, Sunday school, and Vacation Bible School at his church. To Collin, agriculture means family, as he was raised on a farm and wants to be the fourth generation whose livelihood is agriculture. Being part of the agriculture industry also means feeding the world sustainably and trying to leave the land better than how it was found. Collin plans to attend Iowa State University to major in agricultural studies.

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Emily Anton was chosen as a Beck's Player with Heart for her commitment and passion on and off the field, court, and course. In school, Emily plays volleyball, softball, and golf, and participates in FFA, FBLA, and the National Honor Society (NHS). She values all of the opportunities she has gained through these activities, as they foster teamwork, discipline, and resilience. Beyond the thrill of competition, she believes these programs have allowed for personal growth, leadership development, and community engagement, preparing individuals for success. In her community, Emily volunteers at a local hospital and at the humane society, as well as with the NHS. Her involvement with agriculture has taught her a sense of responsibility, the value of hard work, and how to be patient while nurturing life. Emily was immersed in farm life growing up, and went from taking naps in the grain cart to asking if she could drive it yet. Through agriculture, she has developed a profound respect for the land that surrounds her. In the future, Emily wants to further her education at Black Hills State University.

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Zackary Harpenau was selected as a Beck's Player with Heart because of his involvement and dedication to his school, sports, and community. Zackary plays football and participates in wrestling, weightlifting, and the strength and conditioning club. He enjoys being part of athletics because his team is like family. They make him strive to be the best version of himself through hard work and discipline. Zackary also participates in Service Day, Then Feed Just One, and the Heelan Auction. He is very active in his community through 4-H and his church. Through 4-H, Zackary participates in the county fair, helps younger members show animals and pledge, visits nursing homes, and cleans the local park. In church, he helps serve masses and assists during annual fundraisers. Zackary is also a blood donor and helps with setup for STEMM Auction fundraisers. Agriculture is not only a way of life for Zackary, but also means feeding the world. Whether it's the meat or the vegetables, a farmer grows everything that is on someone's plate. Zackary plans to attend a university in the Midwest to major in agriculture - ag systems technology and animal science. He also hopes to take over the family farm as a fifth-generation farmer and raise hogs. 

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