This week we witnessed a steady drop lower for soybeans and corn. Special guest Dr. Allan Gray of Purdue University joins us for a short interview. 

Not a lot of bull/bear factors to push market movement this week, but a look at the potential impacts of the coronavirus outbreak on China’s soybean demand. Also, a special guest interview with Kelly Garrett on his approach to no-till, irrigated farming.

A little bit of a roller coaster ride since the announcements earlier in the week. Join our hosts as they break down some of the important topics of the week.

After all the buildup, USDA finally released their supply and demand estimates for January 2020.

We had the opportunity to sit down with one of our averaging contract customers to get his perspective on how he has incorporated the program into his marketing plan. Later, a little explanation about what we mean when we’re talking about the USDA’s WASDE reports.

During the month of December, corn, wheat, and soybean prices have steadily increased. Join our hosts as they explain what this means to you.

Both corn and soybeans gained value this week, even though a lot of the big items remain somewhat unsolved.

There is quite a bit of international and political news this week. How and when it will impact the grain markets is a little complicated to decipher. Join our hosts as they give you their perspectives.

This week saw several conflicting pieces of news with regard to China, some negative, some positive.

With the holiday-shortened week, we dedicated our time to talk with our Grain Marketing Advisors. Join us to hear a little bit about their perspective on Harvest 2019, Thanksgiving and more.