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Signs of spring already scaring this trader
The onset of spring is bringing some exciting and frightening news in the grain markets.
The ‘Freedge’ Movement comes to Lorain County
The Freedge aims to reduce food insecurity and food waste in communities all over the world. The movement promotes equal access to healthy food through public refrigerators that are used to share fresh food, fruits and vegetable. The movement is relatively new with the first community fridges appearing in 2016 in Europe. It became a worldwide effort and the movement has grown rapidly in recent years because of the pandemic, with over 1,000 community fridges operating in Europe, Canada and the United States.
2024 Noble County Junior Fair Sale
The Noble County Junior Fair Sale brought in $903,080.01 on Aug. 31 from 548 lots.
2024 Carroll County Junior Fair Sale
The Carroll County Junior Fair’s large and small animal sales brought in a total of $738,939.16 on July 19 and 20.
Carroll Co. Fair: record setting year
Record prices were recorded in the steer, hog and lamb junior fair divisions at the Carroll County Fair.
Grain markets are now just erratic
Given the uncertainty and fear in the futures markets, analysts now expect large swings in commodity prices in short periods of time. Marlin Clark explains.
Midwest flooding hits the grain market: Acreage not certain, but high prices are
URBANA, Ill. — While corn prices have moved sharply higher as production expectations were scaled back, it is still not clear how much rationing will be required during the 2008-2009 marketing year, said a University of Illinois Extension marketing specialist. “The USDA will release its annual acreage report on June 30. It may provide some
The calendar, the weatherman, and the bean counter all want center stage in the grain market
The calendar, the weather man, and the bean counter are all fighting for attention in the market this week. So far the weather man is winning.
Spring planting delays not yet a concern
This spring has been less than ideal so far, but still not a major concern.
Market Monitor Turbulent market leaves grain buyer scratching his head about future
I should have learned by now. I have been bitten so often. Once bitten, twice shy. How shy for bitten as much as I have. The thing is, the proper answer for almost any question I get these days should be, “I haven’t got a clue.” I need to get this fixed in my mind
