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12/2/2021 3:21 pm

Highest U.S. farm income in eight years, but headwinds in 2022

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12/2/2021 9:46 am

Kernza, winter camelina, and pennycress – you may be farming these in the future

Crops

12/2/2021 12:47 pm

Program will supplement BASF’s aim to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 30% per ton of crop by 2030.

BASF launches Global Carbon Farming Program

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12/2/2021 11:25 am

Market Commodity Prices

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Click on commodity to view all contracts. Data displayed for corn, soybeans, and wheat is for the nearby crop.

Commodity	Last	Change	Open	High	Low	Volume	Date
Corn	577-0	0-0	576-2	578-2	576-2	184	12/02
Corn Dec21	577-0	0-0	576-2	578-2	576-2	184	12/02
Dec22	548-0	-1-0	548-4	549-0	547-0	549	12/02
Soybean	1249.750	5.500	1244.500	1250.000	1244.250	2,979	12/02
Soybean Jan22	1249.750	5.500	1244.500	1250.000	1244.250	2,979	12/02
Nov22	1223.500	4.250	1220.000	1223.500	1220.000	168	12/02
Wheat	807-4	1-0	809-4	809-4	807-4	11	12/02
Wheat Dec21	807-4	1-0	809-4	809-4	807-4	11	12/02
Jul22	804-0	1-4	805-6	806-6	802-6	221	12/02
Lean Hogs	82.000s	1.875	80.275	82.700	78.950	20,489	12/02
Lean Hogs - Feb22	82.000s	1.875	80.275	82.700	78.950	20,489	12/02
Live Cattle	139.575s	0.975	138.250	139.975	138.250	19,021	12/02
Live Cattle - Feb22	139.575s	0.975	138.250	139.975	138.250	19,021	12/02
CME Cotton #2	1.037s	-0.005	0.000	1.037	1.037	0	12/02
CME Cotton #2 - Mar22	1.037s	-0.005	0.000	1.037	1.037	0	12/02

3 classic holiday recipes

Family

Celebrate the season with chocolate nut fruitcale, wassail, and spicy gingerbread men.

Article

Expanded dryness intensifies drought, U.S. Drought Monitor report shows

News

Little to no precipitation fell across the High Plains region this week.

Article

Soybeans, wheat close double-digits higher | Thursday, December 2, 2021

Markets Analysis

A continued slide in the energy sector is not what the corn bulls want to see, analyst says.

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USDA allows more leeway on cover crops

News

USDA will alter crop insurance rules permanently so farmers can hay, graze, or chop cover crops at any time and still be eligible for a full prevented planting payment.