Soybeans were mixed, corn and hogs were higher, cattle were lower. Brownfield's MeghanS Grebner has a look at today's market activity in our Closing Market Minute.

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Brownfield's Meghan Grebner has a look at what the markets are watching in our Morning Market Minute.

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Missouri Farm Bureau President Garrett Hawkins joins us to talk about Missouri Farm Bureau (MOFB) Health Plans and what they mean for Farm Bureau members across the state.

Hawkins emphasizes that a Missouri Farm Bureau Health Plan is not traditional insurance, but a member-focused health benefit designed to help Missourians better manage their health care costs. When it comes to cost savings, Hawkins says available data shows that members accepted into the plan can experience meaningful reductions in health care expenses, making a real difference in their everyday lives. He adds that one of the biggest questions people ask is about benefits, and these plans are structured to provide practical options that help individuals and families manage health care needs while maintaining control of their family budget.

To learn more about Missouri Farm Bureau Health Plans, contact your local Missouri Farm Bureau Insurance agent or visit MOFBHealthPlans.com for full plan details, tools, and updates.

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Headlines on today’s episode include:

-China’s lack of imports isn’t surprising.

-There could be some signs of expansion in the cattle herd.

-The Fertilizer Institute weighs in on a proposed railroad merger

-Expanding farm credit home loans in rural communities

-An analyst expects more soybean acres in 2026

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Brownfield's Meghan Grebner has a look at the higher start for corn, soybeans, wheat, and cattle.

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Missouri Soybean Association President Renee Fordyce says agriculture is hurting right now and it’s important to take care of others, not just in the holiday season. Listen to learn more now!

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Brownfield's Meghan Grebner has a look at the higher move for soybeans and corn in the overnight.

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Headlines on today’s episode include:

-Callahan, other ag nominees confirmed by Senate

-Chairman Boozman optimistic lawmakers can make farm bill progress

-Analyst watches China soybean buying pace as deadline extension looms

-Water quality top of mind for Nebraska in 2026

-Snowfall deceiving as Midwest drought concerns linger

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In this episode, Meghan Grebner and Kenny Burdine discuss the latest trends in the livestock market. This week they talk about the latest Cattle on Feed numbers, slaughter statistics, and the implications for the market as they look ahead to 2026. Kenny and Meghan talk about the importance of risk management in a volatile market and the potential impacts of changing supply dynamics on prices. They also preview the upcoming Hogs and Pigs report, highlighting the significance of demand in both the beef and pork sectors.

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This week’s episode is a content partnership with the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services. Brent Barnett and Sarah Jones, Safety Supervisor with the Missouri Department of Conservation, discuss tips on how to dress and prepare for outdoor winter activities.

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