Over the years Clean Fuels Alliance America, formerly the National Biodiesel Board, has invested in research to continually improve biodiesel.

In this Episode, Steve Howell, an expert on biodiesel shares how the fuel has evolved and where it’s headed in the future.

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University of Minnesota Associate Professor Candice Hirsch discusses her Minnesota corn-check-off-funded research project that aims to identify variations in the oil content of different hybrids.

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Managing the commodity in the bin is like nurturing an investment. It takes work to keep grain in peak condition for maximum profit.

In this episode, John Lawrence, territory sales manager with AGI says now is a great time to think about BinManager technology. 

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Market recap (changes on week):

- July corn up $.04 at $7.67

- December corn down $.08 at $7.10

- July soybeans down $.34 at $16.81

- November soybeans down $.28 at $15.10

- July soybean oil down 7.31 cents/ pound at 72.48 cents

- July soybean meal up $15 a short ton at $433.80

- July wheat down $.37 at $10.19

Highlights:

- US ethanol production was up 21 thousand barrels per day last week at 1.060 million barrels per week. Corn use was estimated to be nearly 105 million bushels running 8.3% higher than last year’s total at this time.

- The national oilseed processors association reported their members crushed 171.1 million bushels in the month of May, which was 0.5 million bellow trade estimates but up from the 163.5 million in April and the 169.8 million in May of 2021. Cumulative crush sits 21 million bushels ahead of last years pace well below USDA’s current crush estimate.

- Soybean oil stocks of 1774 million pounds were above trader expectations but down month over month.

- The Federal Reserve increased their federal funds rate 75 basis points last Wednesday- that was the largest

- Export sales last Thursday were soft across the board. Old crop corn export sales put in a new marketing year low of 5.5 million bushels. Soybeans, grain sorghum, and wheat were all down week over week. Another 15 million bushels of new crop soybean sales add to an impressive build for 2022/23 soybean sales.

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In this edition of Missouri Corn Talk, Bradley Schad, CEO of Missouri Corn Growers Association and Missouri Corn Merchandising Council explains how Missouri Corn is helping grow and defend today’s corn market here at home and globally.

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Most people think of wellness as just your health. However, wellness is actually a broad concept encompassing many aspects. In this episode, Dr. Lyndi Buckingham-Schutt at Iowa State University, explains the different ways wellness impacts our everyday lives.

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Weed emergence and pest pressure can create challenges for soybean farmers throughout the growing season.

In this Pods for Profit, Certified Crop Advisor Amy Sweeny, who is located in the thumb of Michigan shares what she’s seeing around the state and the steps growers need to take.

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GrowNextGen is the “go-to” place to find great resources to connect agriculture with mainstream science classes in Ohio.

In this Voice of Soy, Jeanne Gogolski, one of the leads with the GrowNextGen project talks about the programs going on in Ohio this summer.

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In this Best of Voice of Soy, brought to you by Ohio soybean farmers and their checkoff dollars, Barry McGraw, says the Airable Research Lab has been at the forefront of soy-based research and development for more than 20 years and works to create innovative and sustainable solutions in research and product development.

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