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Grain Market Insight
Afternoon Grain Commentary 8-16-2019 – Grains closed stronger to end the last day of week, though it was not enough to make up for the week’s losses. Cash wheat up 4 cents for the day, down 23 cents for the week to 3.51, cash milo up 10 cents for the day, down 39 cents for the week to 3.08, cash corn up 10 cents for the day, down 39 cents for the week to 3.64, and cash beans up 9 cents for the day, down 12 cents for the week to 7.22. The big news this week was USDA’s crop report and the impact that the carryout, projected corn acres, and yield had on the market. Many farmers have reported pollination problems and tip back on corn throughout the Corn Belt. Southwest Kansas is seeing some of that on the dryland crop. Slight chances for rain continue through the weekend for Southwest Kansas. Have a great afternoon and weekend!
Morning Grain Comments 8-16-2019 – The grain markets continue to try to recover from a tough week. The trade volume was more normal during the night session compared to the slightly heavier trade volume we had seen earlier in the week after the WASDE report Monday. The Pro Farmer crop tour starts next week so that could bring some interesting news for next week. The FCStone comment about the Pro Farmer tour this morning was “it will be the most-watched tour since…the last one…” as they noted that there will be a lot of interest regarding the slow maturing crop due to the late planting this spring. In world grain trade news, Egypt purchased 6.4 million bushels of wheat from Russia and 4.4 million bushels of wheat from Ukraine and KFA in South Korea purchased 2.5 million bushels of optional origin corn that is likely to come from Brazil. At the end of the night session, Kansas City September wheat was 2 cents higher, Chicago September corn was up 2.25 cents, and Chicago September soybeans were 5 cents higher. Have a great day and weekend.
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Futures
@C - CORN - CBOT
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Sep 19
361'4
371'2
361'2
371'2
10'2
371'0s
06:25P
Dec 19
372'0
381'0
371'4
381'0
9'6
380'6s
06:25P
Mar 20
384'2
393'0
384'0
392'6
9'2
392'6s
04:40P
May 20
392'2
400'2
392'2
400'2
8'6
400'0s
04:40P
Jul 20
398'4
405'4
398'2
405'4
8'0
405'6s
06:08P
Sep 20
401'2
404'6
400'2
404'2
5'6
405'0s
04:40P
Dec 20
404'6
408'4
404'0
408'4
5'0
408'4s
04:40P
Mar 21
414'4
417'6
414'2
417'6
5'0
418'0s
02:00P
@KW - HARD RED WINTER WHEAT - KCBT
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Sep 19
389'6
394'6
389'2
394'6
4'4
394'2s
04:40P
Dec 19
403'6
409'6
403'6
409'6
5'2
409'4s
06:20P
Mar 20
420'2
425'4
420'0
425'4
5'2
425'4s
04:40P
May 20
431'0
436'4
431'0
435'6
5'2
436'2s
06:05P
Jul 20
441'4
446'6
441'0
446'2
5'2
446'4s
04:04P
Sep 20
456'4
460'6
455'2
460'6
5'2
460'6s
08/16
Dec 20
478'2
481'0
475'6
481'0
5'2
480'4s
08/16
Mar 21
490'4
5'0
496'0s
08/16
@S - SOYBEANS - CBOT
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Sep 19
858'2
868'0
858'2
866'4
9'2
867'2s
06:17P
Nov 19
871'0
880'6
870'6
879'0
9'0
879'6s
06:28P
Jan 20
885'0
894'2
884'4
892'6
9'2
893'4s
04:40P
Mar 20
897'0
906'6
897'0
905'4
9'4
906'4s
02:00P
May 20
910'2
918'0
909'2
916'2
9'2
917'4s
06:19P
Jul 20
920'4
928'6
919'2
927'2
9'0
928'0s
02:00P
Aug 20
931'4
931'4
929'0
929'0
9'0
931'6s
08/16
Sep 20
928'4
9'0
932'4s
08/16
@LE - LIVE CATTLE - CME
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Aug 19
100.800
101.000
99.700
99.800
- 0.275
99.925s
08/16
Oct 19
98.950
99.375
97.775
97.850
-0.475
98.050s
08/16
Dec 19
104.750
105.050
103.250
103.350
- 0.750
103.525s
08/16
Feb 20
110.050
110.425
108.650
108.775
- 0.625
108.925s
08/16
Apr 20
112.475
112.750
110.975
111.225
- 0.700
111.300s
08/16
Jun 20
106.025
106.425
104.550
104.675
- 0.825
104.825s
08/16
Aug 20
104.225
104.700
102.975
103.125
- 0.800
103.200s
08/16
Oct 20
106.400
106.875
105.075
105.075
- 0.525
105.575s
08/16
Dec 20
109.550
109.550
109.500
109.500
- 0.175
108.850s
08/16
@GF - FEEDER CATTLE - CME
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Aug 19
136.250
136.850
134.275
134.600
- 1.200
134.575s
08/16
Sep 19
133.700
135.050
132.000
132.300
- 0.925
132.375s
08/16
Oct 19
134.225
135.275
132.425
132.825
- 0.900
132.850s
08/16
Nov 19
134.200
135.125
132.325
132.475
- 0.900
132.750s
08/16
Jan 20
132.250
133.150
130.550
131.000
- 0.850
130.925s
08/16
Mar 20
131.825
132.400
129.875
130.350
- 0.700
130.300s
08/16
Apr 20
133.200
133.250
131.025
131.575
- 0.650
131.425s
08/16
May 20
133.600
133.600
133.600
133.600
- 0.575
132.300s
08/16
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This Day In History
August 18, 1987
Straatsburg: Manuela Stellmach/Astrid Strauss/Anke Möhring/ Heike Friedrich swims female world record 4x200m freestyle (7:55.47)
Week of August 11 - we have had a number of small rain showers this week with not much accumulation but there was 0.25 inch in the gage Thursday morning.
Week of August 4 about a half inch of rain on Monday, another 0.1 inch on Thursday then another 0.2 inch on Friday morning for a total of 0.8 inch.
July 20 - 21 Rain started in Sublette late Saturday evening and rain into the early hours of Sunday morning with between 1.4 and 1.75 inches of rain.
July 16 A light rain fell most of the morning but less than 0.1 inch in the gage in Sublette.
July 7 Another harvest rain, this time 1 inch in two different storms that rolled through during the evening in Sublette.
July 5 A harvest slowing 0.1 inch rain shower fell here this evening with spotty rains in the area starting late afternoon.
July 2 / 3 The rain started Tuesday evening and went into the early morning hours of Wednesday giving us 1.5 inches of rain in Sublette but rainfall amounts were widely variable in the area.
