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In the latest episode of #WeekendAgMatters:
Dustin Hoffmann visits with Jim Leiting, CEO of Big River Resources. They talk about the pending e15 legislation in the Iowa legislature. Today is the 110th day, so business is going to come fast and furious in the capital. Supporters of H.F.859 are urging for approval.
Ahead of the Friday open, Dustin Hoffmann catches up with Matt Bennett of AgMarket.net. Matt reminds producers that even though prices are correcting lower, there is still good money to be made. May contracts open their last day at $7.01 for corn and $15.31 for soybeans. Those prices are still a lot better than what we saw last year.
Seeing the markets continuing to press lower. At midday, Dustin hoffmann chats with John Heinberg of Total Farm Marketing.
Ahead of Wednesday's open, Dustin Hoffmann talks with Jim McCormick of AgMarket.net. The markets are giving us a possible preview of even more volatility to come. Dry and quiet are fine during the planting season, but it is not going to work as the year goes on.
Dustin Hoffmann catches up with John Heinberg of Total Farm Marketing to look at the Tuesday Midday Market Report.
Dustin Hoffmann visits with Golden Harvest Agronomist Adam Mayer about the pressures we could see in Iowa fields for 2021. The dry conditions we have had are going to bring new challenges and exacerbate old ones.
Dustin Hoffmann visits with Chase McDonald, Personal Agronomist at Advanced Agrilytics. They talk about the personalized agronomy services that they offer. McDonald says it not about having another map that prints out a pretty map. It is about taking your data you already collect and partnering it with what your fields are telling you.
Dustin Hoffmann talks with Allendale's Greg McBride ahead of Monday's open. Weather and rain showers are going to be what the market watches the closest this week. Also, keep your eyes on local basis numbers as a barometer of the demand on the markets.
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