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

Closing numbers:

» July corn $4.61 up $.06 and 1/2

» July soybeans $10.62 and ¾ up $.09 and 3/4

» July soybean meal $294.10 up $1.50

» July soybean oil 49.83 up 33 points

» July Chicago wheat $5.49 and ¼ up $.03 and 1/4

» June live cattle $214.15 up $.97

» June lean hogs $99.52 down $.50

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

What to watch:

» Soybeans and corn are keeping an eye out for planting delays.

» Wheat is up on the dollar, drought, and disease concerns.

» Cattle are waiting for direct business.

» Hogs continue to question demand.

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Headlines on today’s episode include: Ag groups brace for expected MAHA report, Michigan wheat just about to flower, Illinois wheat crop under examination, Baling Wet Alfalfa, Previewing Friday’s Cattle on Feed report, and Trade mission to Mexico aims to expand reach of US beef cattle genetics.

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Brownfield Commodity Market Reporter John Perkins has your look at the daily gains in wheat, soybeans, and corn, and the mixed closes in cattle and hogs.

» July corn $4.54 and ½ up $.07

» July soybeans $10.53 up $.02 and 1/4

» July soybean meal $292.60 up $1.50

» July soybean oil 49.50 up 6 points

» July Chicago wheat $5.46 up $.17

» June live cattle $213.17 up $.20

» June lean hogs $100.02 up $.77

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Brownfield Ag News creates and delivers original content across multiple media platforms. Brownfield is the largest and one of the oldest agricultural news networks in the country carrying agricultural news, markets, weather, commentary and feature content.

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The need for reliable energy continues to grow in the Cornhusker State, especially in rural areas where agricultural businesses seek to establish roots. NPPD has announced plans to expand its generation resources.

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Brownfield Commodity Market Reporter John Perkins has your look at the higher opens in corn and wheat, the mixed starts for soybeans and cattle, and the initial losses in hogs.

» Soybeans opened with spread adjustments

» Corn and wheat are watching crop weather

» Cattle are waiting for direct business

» Hogs continue to question demand

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The Illinois Corn Marketing Board collaborates with several organizations to enhance agriculture and create markets for Illinois corn. In this Managing for Profit, Cassie Dumoulin, a farmer from northern Illinois who raises corn and hogs, explains how the state’s corn and livestock industries work together. 

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Headlines on today’s episode include: Reference Price Refresh, 2026 farm income projections worrisome, Sec. Rollins calls NWS “a very big deal”, Live cattle import ban continues to impact cattle industry, Sec. Rollins says Trump admin supports year-round E15, and the USDA releases its weekly crop progress reports.

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

» July corn $4.47 and ½ up $.04

» July soybeans $10.50 and ¾ up ¾ cent

» July soybean meal $291.10 down $.80

» July soybean oil 49.44 up 51 points

» July Chicago wheat $5.29 up $.04

» June live cattle $212.97 up $.75

» June lean hogs $99.25 down $1.07

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Missouri’s soybean crush industry and livestock enterprises are mutually dependent. Missouri’s four crush plants produce nearly 4 million metric tons of meal annually, about half of which is exported. The remainder is primarily used for poultry, swine, cattle, and dairy in the state. Market development director Matt Amick says Missouri should produce more sought-after seafood, 80 percent of which is now imported. 

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