Market Talk

It was a very rough day in the grain trade on Wednesday as we saw a big selloff. Was it a delayed reaction to the March WASDE? Was there something else at play? Mike Zuzolo of Global Commodity Analytics joins us to discuss. Learn more about him at www.globalcommresearch.com!

On this special episode of Market Talk:

We have a roundtable discussion with John Deere representatives about their newest products announced during Commodity Classic 2021 last week.

Then, we talk with Bernard Geschke from Progressive Agriculture Foundation about brain injuries on and around the farm for our March Safety Message.

Today we saw the March WASDE report released from USDA and it was disappointing to the bulls in the trade. Overall though, we finished the day mostly higher in grains. Livestock traded fully higher as well. Matt Bennett with AgMarket.net joins us to discuss.

Grain markets finished mixed and well off session highs on Monday as we look ahead to the March WASDE report from USDA on Tuesday. Livestock finished higher across hogs and cattle. Bryan Doherty with Total Farm Marketing joins us to discuss.

Today, a special edition of the show as we talk with Mac Marshall. He is the VP of Market Intelligence with the United Soybean Board and the US Soybean Export Council. We dive deeper into the current rise in soybean prices, the outlook moving forward and more.

Weekly export sales came out and were pretty dismal for corn; but there were some underlying positive notes. Also, outside markets seemed to really hammer down grains on the day. John Heinberg with Total Farm Marketing joins us to talk about it.

Grains were lower on Wednesday as South American crops become more competitive. Weather concerns in South America are something to watch as well as developing concerns for the U.S. heading into spring. Mike Zuzolo stops by to talk with us more about it!

Grain markets saw a strong rebound on Tuesday amid South American weather issues and lower crop ratings for wheat. Livestock were mixed with live cattle up slightly with feeder cattle and lean hogs lower on the day. Brian Splitt with AgMarket.net joins us to discuss Tuesday's trade.

Grain markets were lower on Monday as we started a new month. Weaker than expected grain inspections and simply no fresh news in the marketplace seemed to be the main reasons for the lower close. Bryan Doherty with Total Farm Marketing joins us to discuss.

We wrapped the final trading day of February with more pressure and correction in our markets. Grains, livestock and outside macro markets all took hits on the day but we did end the week higher on most grains. Kent Beadle with CHS Hedging joins us to discuss the trade as we wrap up another month in 2021.