Tag: corn
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Mid Day Markets – myradioranch.com
Markets at Midday April 13 Grains are under pressure at midday with selling showing up across the board. Corn is trading lower as global supply and slow export demand continue to weigh on the market. Soybeans are holding mostly steady, bouncing between small gains and losses as traders look for direction. Wheat is lower, with…
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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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Morning Markets on the Ranch. myradioranch.com
Here’s your morning markets on the Ranch — myranchradio.com: Cattle markets remain the leader, with live and feeder futures holding strong near recent highs. Tight supplies and steady beef demand continue to support the complex, with cash trade holding firm. In the grains, corn is slightly lower as planting expectations build, but downside is limited…
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Here’s your morning markets on the Ranch myranchradio.com
Cattle markets continue to lead, with live and feeder futures holding near highs. Tight supplies and strong beef demand are keeping a solid floor under the market, with cash trade steady to higher. In the grains, corn is slightly softer as planting expectations build, but ethanol demand continues to provide support. Soybeans are mixed, with…
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Ag Groups React to EPA Biofuels Rule
Farm groups are weighing in after the EPA finalized new Renewable Fuel Standard blending levels—and for agriculture, the reaction is largely positive. The updated rule sets biofuel blending requirements for 2026 and 2027 at some of the highest levels ever, signaling stronger long-term demand for corn and soybean oil. Ag organizations say the move brings…
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SPRING FIELDWORK ACCELERATES AS CONDITIONS IMPROVE
Improving weather conditions are allowing farmers across parts of the Plains and Midwest to gain momentum in early spring fieldwork, marking the beginning of the 2026 planting season. Warmer temperatures and drier soils have opened a window for producers to begin field preparation, including fertilizer applications and early planting activity where conditions allow. Agronomists caution…