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Grain prices and commodity market reports from the Chicago Board of Trade. Follow timely reports by Agriculture.com editor Mike McGinnis at the floor of the CBOT. Find news on grain and livestock prices, and read reaction from floor traders and markets analysts.
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glenlivet18, Gulke was right. Mike
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glenlivet18, Actually, I don't think 70% shocks the market. I think many believe it will be at least 65-70%. I'm putting my money on closer to 80%. So many guys that I'm hearing that have finished with corn, mainly in the ECB ...
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A slight uptick in U.S. 2013 ethanol production, despite one less plant operating. U.S. fuel ethanol production capacity was 13.9 billion gallons per year (903,000 barrels per day), as of January 1, 2013, according to a report released by EIA ...
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At 3pm: USDA Says: U.S. corn is 71% planted vs. 95% a year ago and a 79% 5-yr average. Soybeans= 24% planted vs. 71% a year ago and a 42% 5-yr average. Well, what do you think? On corn, Illinois planted 67% ...
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I was curious to see what you folks thought about ethanol RIN Futures being traded. Here's the latest from the CME Group: CME Group Friday announced the first Ethanol Renewable Identification Number (RINs) futures contract was cleared ...
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tOTALED, I don't know. This photo (courtesy of Gil Gullickson) of an Illinois farmer, planting yesterday, appears to show good conditions.
New corn, old beans close higher
DES MOINES, Iowa (Agriculture.com)--The spreading of old crop vs. new crop contracts pushed the ...
Corn, soybean prices to inch higher
The CME Group's old-crop corn, soybean contracts are seen lower, while the new-contracts are ...
As the end of April approached, all the talk was about how slow the U.S. corn planting pace was ...
