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No DeLorean. No do-over. @cer_hedge says a missed selling opportunity shouldn’t define your marketing year.
Hear his perspective in this week’s Market to Market:
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#MarketToMarket
Missed the big grain rally? @cer_hedge says don’t play ostrich. Beans are still $2 above where they started the year, and there’s plenty of marketing year left.
Watch Market Plus: youtu.be/YD303yGbSGI
Questioning USDA’s corn estimates? @cer_hedge explains why the price set by buyers and sellers still matters for marketing decisions.
Watch Market Plus:
youtu.be/YD303yGbSGI
#MarketToMarket #GrainMarketing
This week on Market to Market: the business behind Minnesota’s Keepsake Cidery, plus commodity market analysis with Chris Robinson (@cer_hedge).
Watch the preview below. Full episode available tonight: markettomarket.org
Here is the weekly update from @PaulYeager and previewing the visit from @cer_hedge.
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🇨🇳China's forecast implies a 14% drop in soybean imports in 2026/27, even steeper than the decline during the 2018/19 trade war and African swine fever outbreak.
What's going on, and what do actual demand indicators suggest? More in my Wednesday newsletter (linked in profile).
She loves horses in her backyard. “I don’t want 50.” Bobbie Thompson captures the challenge of living alongside a roaming herd near Missoula, Montana. Watch Tammy Scardino’s report:
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#Horses #Montana #RuralAmerica
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Farm crisis lesson that still holds: “If you can’t pay the bills, profit doesn’t do you a damn bit of good.” John Gilbert joins the #MtoM #podcast from @MarketToMarket . #FarmCrisis #IowaFarming #CashFlow youtu.be/9jUAfTayffA?si=dH6N…
Shawn Hackett (@feridex11) sees potential November turning points for grains: South American weather, harvest results and election uncertainty clearing. Hear what he’s watching in Market Analysis:
youtu.be/ACORQu9125U
#soybeans #corn #harvest #MarketToMarket
Sugarbeet farmers are losing an average of $500 an acre, according to the Snake River Sugarbeet Growers Association. Growers want higher tariffs on over-quota sugar imports. Tammy Scardino reports.
#SugarBeets #Harvest #Agriculture
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From $23 to $44 an acre in diesel—to haul sugar beets five miles. Oregon farmer Gabe Flick explains the rising expense. Watch Tammy Scardino’s full report:
#SugarBeets #Harvest #Agriculture youtu.be/sQxDvMwU9JY
Feral horses in the backyard. Safety concerns in the street. Near Missoula, Montana, residents are balancing affection for free-roaming horses with the need to manage them. Tammy Scardino reports.
#Horses #Montana #Rural America youtu.be/CnbelT85qYk
Shawn Hackett favors storing corn and selling soybeans around $13. He explains how next year’s planting costs and acreage needs shape that outlook. Watch the full discussion in Market Plus: youtu.be/t9lEXsoWQy0
#Corn #Soybeans #Harvest #MarketToMarket
From the beet belt to Big Sky Country: harvest fuel costs and feral horses near Missoula. Plus, @feridex11 says firm cash basis hints at stronger corn demand than the balance sheet suggests. Watch: youtu.be/ACORQu9125U
China optimism may already be priced in, says Shawn Hackett (@feridex11). In Market Plus: what could drive grains next, Brazil’s weather risks and viewer questions about corn storage and cattle.
youtu.be/t9lEXsoWQy0 #Beans #Corn #Weather
Corn demand may be stronger than the balance sheet suggests.
Shawn Hackett explains why he’s watching cash basis as harvest and USDA’s higher yield estimate pressure prices. Watch his full analysis: youtu.be/ACORQu9125U
#Corn #GrainMarkets #MarketToMarket @feridex11
Wild horses on neighborhood streets. Market analysis with Shawn Hackett, @feridex11.
Coming Friday, Oct. 16, on Market to Market.
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Seasons change as does the analyst. This week @PaulYeager explains the other difference this week.