Market Talk

Thursday's trade started strong in grains but weak soybean exports and profit taking turned that market lower pulling corn and wheat futures with it. Livestock had a cautious and mixed tone on the day. John Heinberg with Total Farm Marketing joins us to talk about it.

After two days of a bullish recovery, grains closed quietly mixed on Wednesday's session. We saw more export sales to China but that didn't help the market much. What happened? Also, are cattle and hog prices leveling off again? Mike Zuzolo with Global Commodity Analytics joins us to talk about the trade.

Grains continued to rally on Tuesday, pretty much gaining back our losses from Friday in the grain trade. Live cattle and lean hogs continued decent strength while feeder cattle turned lower. Matt Bennett with AgMarket.net is our guest today to talk about it.

Well, after a huge drop in grain prices on Friday we've seen a turnaround on Monday. Soybeans and bean oil led the charge to the upside with corn and wheat higher as well. And, we saw a mixed to higher trade in livestock. Bryan Doherty with Total Farm Marketing joins us to talk about it.

Well, the funds and speculators got spooked on Friday and we saw an aggressive selloff in the grain markets. Livestock enjoyed a strong rally amid the lower grain prices. Where do we go from here? Jim McCormick with AgMarket.net joins us to discuss.

Grain markets were kind of disappointing on Thursday after a higher start, we saw corn, soybeans and wheat pull back. However, strength and support continues in the cattle and hog markets. John Heinberg with Total Farm Marketing by Stewart-Peterson joins us to discuss.

We're continuing to watch a technical correction in the commodity markets on Wednesday; however we did close well above session lows in corn, soybeans and wheat. Mike Zuzolo with Global Commodity Analytics joins us to discuss Wednesday's trade.

We saw a pretty big correction in the soy complex on Tuesday after our long holiday weekend. Corn was lower along with beans and wheat futures pushed lower as well after early strength. Mixed day in livestock markets as well. Bill Biedermann with AgMarket.net joins us to discuss.

A jam packed 50th episode for this Friday! First, we talk with ag economist David Widmar from Agricultural Economic Insights about the current market trends he is seeing after the release of the January USDA reports. Then, we discuss swine health and the release of the 2020 Progress Report with Dr. Paul Sundberg from the Swine Health Information Center.

Grains started their bullish run higher once again on Thursday. Strong export numbers and it appears China is still buying soybeans. Meantime, weakness throughout livestock today. John Heinberg with Total Farm Marketing by Stewart-Peterson joins us to discuss.