Soybeans closed lower, giving back some of the gains from earlier in the week.  The market remains very sensitive to any trade news, especially as it relates to China.  Soybean oil also turned lower on Friday following the blending mandates from the EPA.  The market’s also looking ahead to next week’s reports from the USDA.  […]

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A dairy equipment supplier says more producers are considering rotary parlors when upgrading. Andy Lenkatis with GEA tells Brownfield the move to rotary milking parlors is about efficiency for employees and consistency for the cows. “And, as we see farms change in size and kind of bring more cows home, it’s a great way to […]

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The CEO of the nation’s largest farmer-owned cooperative says fertilizer supplies are sufficient for the start of the growing season. Jay Debertin with CHS tells Brownfield prices are up significantly as global markets get disrupted by the conflict in the Middle East. “Over where it was say two weeks ago for the reasons we all […]

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May corn $4.62, down 5 centsMay soybeans $11.59 and 1/4, down 14 and 1/2 centsMay soybean meal $322.10, down $6.80May soybean oil 67.41, down 61 pointsMay Chicago wheat $6.05, unchangedApr. live cattle $238.50, up $3.40Apr. feeder cattle $361.45, up $6.37Apr. lean hogs $90.77, down 05 centsApr. Class III milk closed at $17.23, down 29 centsMay […]

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