Kansas Ag Report

Scarlett Hagins delivers the results from Beef Empire Days.

Ken reports a mixed and mostly lower in end today in the grains. The cattle market went higher and lean hogs lower. Feedlots have been off this week. 

Kansas Ag Report is part of the Authentic Ag Inc. family which is also home to AgView.net and the AgView Radio Network. The goal each week is to tell the story of agriculture as well as report on local and national news that is both timely and necessary for Kansas farmers and ranchers.

The world initiative for soy in human health, WISHH for short, partners with the American Soybean Association and national soybean checkoff to build and cultivate global relationships with buyers.

The June 15 animal feed safety in developing in emerging markets sponsored by the Kansas soybean commission featured Commission Chairman Bob Hazelwood, Carlos Campabadal, and Laura Francisco. To see more of wishes program successes, check out www.wishh.org

Ken reports on the USDA stocks and planting acreage reports that were released earlier today. Live cattle ended on a high note. 

Kansas Ag Report is part of the Authentic Ag Inc. family which is also home to AgView.net and the AgView Radio Network. The goal each week is to tell the story of agriculture as well as report on local and national news that is both timely and necessary for Kansas farmers and ranchers.

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Don Close from Robbo Agro-Finance joins us. We'll talk about the ups and downs of the cattle market write down some of his observations.

China was back in the market this week by new crop soybeans on the biggest break we've seen this year, helping buoy the beans for now. However, the forecast and moisture is keeping a lid on things as we approach the June 30 report due out Wednesday.

The 2021-22 is even higher than previous years forecast, as the US will export about 9 million tonnes. 1.6 million tons of new crop have already been sold for export and more than half of that is destined for China. And new survey broccoli secures the number one spot yet again as America's favorite vegetable.

Ken reports the week ended with grains sinking lower while the livestock market ended higher after an up and down day. 

Kansas Ag Report is part of the Authentic Ag Inc. family which is also home to AgView.net and the AgView Radio Network. The goal each week is to tell the story of agriculture as well as report on local and national news that is both timely and necessary for Kansas farmers and ranchers.

Ken reports that both Grain and Livestock are mixed with Grain leaning to the lower side.

Kansas Ag Report is part of the Authentic Ag Inc. family which is also home to AgView.net and the AgView Radio Network. The goal each week is to tell the story of agriculture as well as report on local and national news that is both timely and necessary for Kansas farmers and ranchers.