Market Development & Industry Relations Director Devin Hoffarth highlights Minnesota Corn's investments in biofuel promotion, export markets, and new uses for corn. Visit mncorn.org/utilization to learn more about Minnesota Corn's market development efforts.

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Farmers are paying more attention to biological solutions, and many have questions.

Corteva Agriscience market development specialist Ron Geis says biologicals are not meant to replace synthetic products, but often work in tandem with them.

He tells Brownfield Corteva offers two categories of biologicals, biostimulants and biocontrols.  

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- December corn $6.3475 up $0.0275

- January soybeans $14.8375 down $0.025

- December soybean meal $471.70 up $2.40

- December soybean oil 62.20 down 130 points

- December Chicago wheat $7.1275 down $0.115

- December live cattle $153.67 up $1.25

- December lean hogs $81.57 down $.42

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John Deere marketing manager, Tim Deinert, says See and Spray technology uses cameras to identify and spray weeds.

He tells Brownfield See and Spray uses machine learning to help farmers make better informed decisions and gain efficiencies.

And it’s a tool that can mitigate herbicide resistance.

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- December corn $6.32 up $0.0425

- January soybeans $14.8625 up $0.1425

- December soybean meal $469.30 up $7.10

- December soybean oil 63.50 up 35 points

- December Chicago wheat $7.2425 down $0.0275

- December live cattle $152.45 up $.50

- December lean hogs $82.00 down $0.37

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In this episode, we learn about the new seed products coming to market from CROPLAN in 2023. Seed product manager Robert Cossar tells us how the products performed in the Answer Plot test program, and how growers can benefit next year.

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Managing weeds is one of the most important aspects of farming each year.

In this Managing for Profit, Devin Hammer, North America Dicamba and Glyphosate Technology Development Manager for Bayer CropScience says farmers will have a new way to evaluate their operations and receive personalized weed management recommendations in 2023.

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- December corn $6.255 down $.0325

- January soybeans $14.55 up $0.1725

- December soybean meal $449.20 up $17.20

- December soybean oil 63.87 down 103 points

- December Chicago wheat $7.055 down $0.10

- December live cattle $151.55 down $1.67

- December lean hogs $82.27 up $0.20

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Market recap (changes on week):

- March corn down $.31 at $6.40

- December 2023 corn down $.16 at $5.95

- January soybeans down $.20 at $14.37

- November soybeans down $.19 at $13.76

- January soybean oil down 10.37 cents at 62.75 cents/lb

- January soybean meal up $20.40 at $432.10/short ton

- March wheat down $.41 at $7.39

- July wheat down $.40 at $7.57

- January WTI Crude Oil up $.44 at $77.51/barrel

Weekly highlights:

- US gasoline consumption remains about 10% below last year. US weekly ethanol production decreased 6 million gallons week over week.

- After a strong week of US corn export sales, this week export sales were down nearly across the board week over week. Soybean sales were flat while grain sorghum was slightly higher.

- Open interest futures and options positions of corn drastically fell on for last week- down 18% week over week. Open interest of Chicago soybean and wheat was relatively flat with slight increases. However, money managers added net long positions across the board.

- Weekly export inspections were up for corn, grain sorghum and wheat while down for soybeans week over week. Wheat inspections exceeded all expectations.

- Soybean planting in Brazil is now roughly 87% completely- slightly behind the pace experienced last year. Soybean acreage in Brazil might be more than originally estimated.

- Dryness is starting to emerge in Central and Southern Brazil once again.

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