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Missouri Farmland Sale Sets New Record – $34,800 per acre 😲 | Ag News Update

Missouri Farmland Sale Sets New Record – $34,800 per acre 😲 | Ag News Update

Good Monday morning! Here's a look at the latest in agriculture news from the Rural Radio Network: Join in the Fuel the Cure campaign at your local participating gas stations and make a difference in the fight against breast cancer. For every gallon of higher ethanol blend sold between Oct. 1-31, nearly 50 Nebraska fuel...
Reacting to the USDA Report 9|30|23 Nebraska Soybean Board Weekly Market Roundup

Reacting to the USDA Report 9|30|23 Nebraska Soybean Board Weekly Market Roundup

The markets reacted negatively to the USDA report on Friday. On this week's Nebraska Soybean Board Weekly Market Roundup, we hear from John Pfanner & PJ Conradt from Tredas on the hit taken by wheat, the pressure from the corn & bean harvest along with it being end of month, end of week & the...
2032 Hay Season Review: Challenging Weather Damages Crop, But High-Quality Hay Still In Demand

2032 Hay Season Review: Challenging Weather Damages Crop, But High-Quality Hay Still In Demand

In the latest episode of Fridays in the Field, Clay Patton returns to southwest Nebraska to check in with Steve Rice of SR Farms Alfalfa Company in Wilsonville. Rice discussed the 2023 hay season and shared an update on the third and fourth cuttings of alfalfa. He is hoping to get a fourth cutting in...
Macroeconomics Hitting Cattle Trade 9|27|23 Cattle Call

Macroeconomics Hitting Cattle Trade 9|27|23 Cattle Call

The cattle market this week is a tough one to describe. So many facets effecting the way the trade is working, including the macroeconomic pressure from the outside markets. On this week's Cattle Call, Brad Kooima with Kooima Kooima Varilek looks at the government's shutdown talks comparing that to the 2018 shutdown, steady cattle in...
The Good Ol’ Days: How historical grain trading impacts today’s commodity marketing

The Good Ol’ Days: How historical grain trading impacts today’s commodity marketing

Once a city kid who went to school to be a doctor, Mark Gold with Top Third Ag Marketing in Chicago became a widely-respected grain trader and analyst who continues to serve producers. The story goes like this. One college summer, Gold was asked if he wanted to work at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. He...
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