My youngest turn 3 this week. While he getting to the ornerier stage of childhood, he’d been getting goofier as he goes. His latest thing […]
Continue Reading →It’s summer. That means hot days and warm nights are in store. That was more evident to start the week, with a warmer than normal […]
Continue Reading →Last night, amid the battle of writer’s block, I headed to bed early. I thought I could power through the sounds of fireworks, though they […]
Continue Reading →Between the chaos of summer, keeping up with 3 kids, a wife and the market, the July 4th holiday has crept up pretty fast. It […]
Continue Reading →Due to the Juneteenth federal holiday on Friday, this week was cut short by a day. The short week offers a long weekend for the […]
Continue Reading →Later this next week, we are going on a mini vacation to see a few (more specifically four) historical faces. In order to get there, […]
Continue Reading →A look the table below shows a nasty week in most of the ag commodities. All of the grains were down double digits, in a […]
Continue Reading →Going back to grade school, there was one game/tool teachers always used to get us from point A to point B. Since the beginning of […]
Continue Reading →They say patience is a virtue. When it comes to the market the patience can wear as thin as me trying to get my youngest […]
Continue Reading →There’s a saying that ‘no news is good news.’ However, a look at the grain market this week will tell you that isn’t always the […]
Continue Reading →Last week’s column was all about strength. Well, the market failed to take my advice and reverted to some weakness this last week, as all […]
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Don’t Fly the Coop. Ag Marketing Report 07/27/2026
There was a decent amount of price movement this week across much of the grains, with the livestock having more of a calmer look to […]
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