Author: Jason
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Here’s your morning markets on the Ranch — myranchradio.com
Cattle markets remain firm, with tight supplies continuing to support both live and feeder futures. Cash trade is steady, reflecting strong underlying demand. In the grains, corn is mixed as planting expectations build, with pressure from slower export demand. Soybeans are slightly higher, supported by strength in soybean oil tied to renewable diesel demand. Wheat…
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Pasture Conditions Improve, But Recovery Remains Uneven
Pasture conditions are beginning to improve across parts of the country, but recovery remains uneven following last year’s dry conditions. Recent moisture has helped kick off spring green-up in some regions, while others continue to deal with lingering drought stress. Producers are taking a cautious approach, holding back stocking rates until grass conditions become more…
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AG NEWS: AG NEWS: River Levels Disrupt Grain Movement in Key Shipping Corridors
Fluctuating river levels are beginning to slow grain movement across key U.S. shipping corridors as spring demand picks up. Along portions of the Mississippi River system, inconsistent water levels are forcing barge operators to lighten loads and adjust schedules. That reduces efficiency and increases transportation costs for commodities moving to export markets. For farmers, the…
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Texas country singer Tanner Usrey arrested on DWI, drug charges
Texas country and Red Dirt artist Tanner Usrey was arrested in North Texas on multiple charges, according to law enforcement records. Usrey, 32, was taken into custody in McKinney and booked into the Collin County Jail on March 30. Records show he faces one count of driving while intoxicated and two counts related to possession…
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Morning Markets – myradioranch.com
Livestock markets are starting the day with continued strength following last week’s gains. Live cattle futures remain near recent highs, supported by tight supplies and steady demand. Feeder cattle are also holding firm, backed by strong cash markets. Lean hogs are opening mixed to slightly lower as traders monitor supply levels and export demand. In…
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Diesel prices climb as planting season ramps up
Diesel prices are moving higher again, adding cost pressure for producers as spring planting activity increases across much of the country. Fuel costs have risen alongside volatility in global oil markets, pushing diesel prices higher at a time when on-farm fuel demand is increasing. Diesel remains a critical input for fieldwork, transportation and daily operations.…