Tuesday was quite possibly very a profitable day for producers as soybeans, meal and wheat shot higher out of the three day weekend. Plenty of headline news to drive the markets along with changing fund positions in grains, a weaker U.S. dollar, weather and quality concerns in South America and much more. Brian Splitt with AgMarket.net joins us for a conversation as we examine the market action, chart moves and more.

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Also, we talked arctic cold conditions, South American weather updates and more on Monday with Eric Snodgrass from Conduit in our Weekly Weather Update. Hear part of that convo in Segment Four and find more online by visiting our YouTube channel and check out https://www.ag-wx.com.

As we get back to trade action on Tuesday after the three day weekend, it is an impressive day for now in soybeans, meal and wheat futures. Corn is following and it's mixed in livestock. We discuss the markets with Arlan Suderman from StoneX.

It's an interesting question/idea that has been brought to our attention here lately, despite record high cattle prices some folks are wondering if it could actually be hard to make a profit. We explore that topic, look at the cattle markets as a whole and get some thoughts on the grain markets ahead of a three day weekend with Brady Huck from Advance Trading Inc. and ATI Pro Media. Find more at www.advance-trading.com.

Soybeans and corn saw a solid rally on Friday into a three day weekend, especially on old crop futures. Have we reached some actionable levels in row crops that producers should consider marketing? Not just old crop but what about new crop as well? We discuss that, look at a struggling wheat market, potential of wheat entering the cattle feed bunk and more with Bryan Irey from Crossroads Coop. More at https://www.crossroadscoop.com.

Soybeans are gaining back most of what we lost on Thursday as we work to midday on Friday while corn has broken through some key levels as well. Meantime, it's a mixed to lower day in the cattle and hog trade ahead of a three day weekend. Arlan Suderman from StoneX joins us for analysis and perspective on Friday.

We saw a sizable selloff in the soy complex on Thursday along with pressure across corn, wheat, livestock, energies and stocks. What are some of the big differences between the corn and soybean markets as we move forward in January? How big of a role are the funds playing in the market action once again? Dave Brock with The Brock Report joins us for a technical discussion on the grain and livestock markets. Find more on their website by visiting https://www.brockreport.com.

Grain and livestock markets are seeing a selloff and price correction on Thursday as we near a three-day weekend. Arlan Suderman, Chief Commodities Economist at StoneX, joins us for analysis and commentary on the market action.

Wednesday's market action was fairly quiet in grains with soybeans and meal actually leading lower, despite a record December NOPA crush number. However, are we getting ready to fire up the South American weather market amid growing drought concerns?

Plus, the cattle markets continue to find support with seemingly no end in sight to the rally in cash and futures. Throw on top of that a lot of outside market factors to watch in the stock market, energies, politics and more; there is a lot to discuss today with Mike Zuzolo from Global Commodity Analytics. More at https://www.globalcommresearch.com.

Are the grain markets already positioning ahead of a three day weekend with markets closed on Monday for MLK Jr. Day and Inauguration Day. Plus, we got the latest Consumer Price Index data out this morning and that is moving stocks to the upside. We talk grains, livestock and outside market action with Arlan Suderman from StoneX.

Funds hold a very long position in corn and an interesting position in soybeans. Basis is weakening a bit the last several days while it appears we are back to watching weather and money flow in the futures markets. Cory Bratland with AgMarket.net joins us to look at quieter Tuesday trade in grains and livestock. Find more online at https://www.agmarket.net.

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Markets seem to have quieted down on Tuesday in the grain and oilseed sector while it's a mixed to higher day in cattle and hogs. We discuss the ag markets and get thoughts on the latest Producer Price Index data out today with Arlan Suderman, Chief Commodities Economist at StoneX.