Author: Kayln Klotz

By: Dan Hueber – It seems that positive news for agriculture coming from Washington has been rather sparse as of late but there were some encouraging words flowing this way yesterday. While nothing official has been released as of yet, representatives from the biofuel industry appear confident that the proposed…

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By: Dan Hueber – We are realistically still in the infancy of this growing year, yet we have already seen a number of extremes.  We move from a cooler than normal April to a warmer than normal May.  A behind average planning pace for corn to now ahead of average,…

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By: Dan Hueber – The combination of a rather benign weather forecast and ongoing concerns about retaliatory measures with the ongoing trade war rhetoric have sent grain/soy prices tumbling lower to begin this week, with the heftiest pressure centered on the corn trade.  July corn has actually left a gap…

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