Iowa Agribusiness Radio Network Podcasts

Corn and soybeans were both in the green on Thursday, while the livestock markets were lower. Bill Moore from PRICE Futures Group explains more on today's podcast. 

The grain markets were a mixed bag on Wednesday, August 4th, says Bill Moore of PRICE Futures Group on today's podcast. Corn futures were down 4 3/4 to 5 1/4 cents, soybeans up 5 1/4 to 8 1/4.

Weather... Weather... Weather. It is the dead horse we seem to keep beating. But it is not just our weather having an impact, it's weather factors from all over the globe that are driving this market. Dustin Hoffmann visits with Jim McCormick of AgMarket.Net.

Grain futures had a tough day at the Board of Trade, while livestock prices climbed higher. Here to tell us all about it is Bill Moore, senior account executive and author of the Ag Master Report with Price Futures Group in Chicago.

Weather continues to keep the markets swinging on a large pendulum. Dustin Hoffmann talks with Amberlee Bratcher of Total Farm Marketing.

It was a great start to the week and the month of August for grain prices, says Bill Moore of PRICE Futures Group in Chicago. Hear more analysis in today's Closing Market Podcast. #iowaag 

It was a disappointing end to the week for the grain markets, says Bill Moore from PRICE Futures Group. On today's Closing Market Podcast, Moore breaks down Friday's numbers and explains some of the headlines that made prices dive lower to wind down the week.

Riley runs down headlines, Dustin talks cover crops with a Grundy County Farmer, and Brent visits with Pivot Bio. 

After some nice gains yesterday, the markets seem to be giving some of it back. Dustin Hoffmann visits with Matt Bennett of AgMarket.Net.

Plenty of green at the Board of Trade on Thursday, July 29th. Bill Moore from PRICE Futures Group joins the podcast to break down the market drivers. We also discuss ASF concerns in the Dominican Republic.