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Grain Comments
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Our farm correspondents take a deep breath, and try to look ahead to
fall and start planning for 2020.
See DTN Ag News. BView From the Cab...
Following the EPA's approval of 31 new small-refinery waivers to the
Renewable Fuel Standard, Sioux Falls, South Dakota,-based POET announces
company-wide cuts in rare public announcement.
See DTN Ag News. BPOET Plant in Indiana Idles...
Unlike last year, the EPA is not receiving routine updates from
states on dicamba problems, even as injury complaints hit record levels in at
least one state this summer.
See . FEPA Gets Limited Dicamba Data...
Corn was rated 56% in good-to-excellent condition and soybean
condition was rated 53%, according to this week's USDA NASS Crop Progress
report.
See DTN Ag News. BUSDA Weekly Crop Progress...
DTN looks at the latest research in precision ag being done at
University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
See DTN Ag News. BRobots in the Field...
Flooding in 2019 has been cruel to the Mississippi River and has already cost the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers more money than usual for cleanup at locks and dams cluttered by flooding. Now, they are running out of money for dredging.
Flooding in 2019 has been cruel to the Mississippi River and has already cost the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers more money than usual for cleanup at locks and dams cluttered by flooding. Now, they are running out of money for dredging.
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Grain Buying Policy
********* Trading Hours ********* Trade is Open 7:00 PM - 7:45 AM Sun Evening - Friday Morning Trade Resumes 8:30 AM - 1:15 PM Monday - Friday Notice concerning the pricing or selling of grain. We will purchase / price grain during the day up to 1:00 PM -- Except during the 45 min. pause. Scale Tickets marked "SELL" will be priced the following day when the grain futures resume trade, after 8:30 AM. If you want cash grain "Priced" that is dumped during the day, please inform someone in the offce. For pricing during after hours or during the day consider placing an open order. T h a n k Y o u !
