Market Talk

On today's show, we are live at the Northern Corn and Soy Expo in Fargo, ND. There are no markets today due to President's Day. So, that gives us a chance to discuss other topics in the world of agriculture.

Today, we talk fertilizer with Josh Linville of StoneX. Then, we discuss ethanol, fertilizer, policy and more with Neil Caskey from National Corn Growers Association. We continue our discussion around ethanol, biodiesel and more with Scott Fenwick of Clean Fuels Alliance America. Then, we wrap up with cyber security on the farm with Sarah Engstrom from CHS.

Grain and livestock markets were mostly higher heading into the long holiday weekend. Geopolitical fears had markets on edge this week along with South American weather risk, inflation and more playing into the market. Kent Beadle with CHS Hedging joins us to discuss today. Learn more at www.chshedging.com.

Plenty of volatility in the market trade on Thursday as the world continues to watch the Russia/Ukraine situation. Wheat was the upside leader along with lean hogs while corn and soybeans were firm and cattle was mixed. Bryan Doherty of Total Farm Marketing joins us to discuss today's action.

Wheat is the upside leader as corn and soybeans have backed off from sesion highs. Markets are continuing to trade the volatile nature of the Russia/Ukraine situation. The same goes for the energy and stock markets. Mark Lucas of StoneX joins us today to discuss.

Soybeans were the leader to the upside in grains on Wednesday thanks to support from soybean oil and soybean meal. Corn and wheat were up moderately and lean hogs were higher as well. What do we make of Wednesday's trade action? Mike Zuzolo of Global Commodity Analytics joins us to discuss. Learn more at www.globalcommresearch.com.

The soy complex is leading grains higher on Wednesday as we continue to watch Russia/Ukraine and South American weather worries. Livestock are mostly higher now as well. Arlan Suderman of StoneX joins us to discuss today's trade.

Grain markets were under heavy pressure today as it appeared tensions were easing a bit with Russia and Ukraine. Livestock took advantage of the lower grain prices to trade higher. How do we sort through this volatility? Brian Splitt with AgMarket.net joins us to discuss.

Grain markets are under heavy pressure Tuesday as tensions seem to ease a bit between Russia and Ukraine. The trade seems to only be trading this geopolitical situation at the moment. Arlan Suderman of StoneX joins us to discuss why that seems to be the case.

Grain markets are mostly lower with little fresh news to drive us so far this week. Livestock have turned back higher though near midday. Arlan Suderman of StoneX joins us to discuss.