In Tuesday's Early Word Opening Grains market comments DTN's senior
analyst mentioned the possibility of December corn moving back to $3.75, but he
thought a bit more explanation might be in order.
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Interest in tiling fields to improve drainage continues to grow, fed
by improved yields, tax breaks and earlier planting dates.
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A short course at Texas A&M examined why cattle producers struggle
even when cattle prices remain strong. Higher energy costs ripple down to the
cow-calf operations through increased feed and fertilizer costs for pasture.
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Rains from Tropical Storm Gustav have delayed harvest in Louisiana
and Mississippi and exporters are paying high premiums in order to secure
soybeans for arriving vessels. Supplies are so tight that exporters are
unwilling to make new sales of soybeans for September shipment.
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USDA on Wednesday unveiled a new proposed rule that would ban all
cattle too sick or injured to walk from entering U.S. slaughterhouses.
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Scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected to redevelop over southern and eastern Minnesota Wednesday night. These thunderstorms drop southward into Iowa and then move eastward into northern Illinois and Wisconsin Thursday. The balance of the Midwest region will likely see some shower activity Thursday night into Friday. » More DTN Weather Commentary
