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October 21, 2023
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
December Corn Teeters $5 to End the Week, Soybeans Hold At $13. Is That Significant?
 
The real question is: Should farmers wait for a more significant rally? Jerry Gulke says look at the carry in the market because it narrowed this week and determine if you can afford to pay commercial storage.
 
 
 
Are Production Problems Brewing in Brazil? Pulling the Curtain Back On the Soybean Powerhouse
 
Brazil is on track for another big crop, but with little rain in the forecasts for key growing areas, production concerns are starting to pop up. Global soybean stocks are tight, so any hiccup with planting in Brazil could impact crop prices around the globe. One ag economist, who recently spent six months in Brazil, says a combination of factors are aiding in the country's corn and soybean production growth.
 
 
Are Production Problems Brewing in Brazil? Pulling the Curtain Back On the Soybean Powerhouse
 
 

U.S. corn delivered to Asia is priced 30¢ higher than Brazil’s corn, which means a corn rally will be difficult until the price differential comes more in line. Soybeans have more opportunity moving forward. USDA lowered yields again, and if ending stocks are realized, it would be the tightest carryout since summer 2016.

Corn May Be Stuck Trading Sideways, But Beans Could Have Some Upside Potential
 
 
 

In a nationwide first, Arkansas, under the direction of Gov. Sarah Sanders Huckabee, will enforce foreign-ownership land restrictions. On Oct. 17, Huckabee ordered Northrup King Seed Co., a subsidiary of Syngenta owned by ChemChina, to divest of 160 acres of farmland within two years. Additionally, Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin levied a $280,000 fine against Syngenta for failure to disclose ownership.

Arkansas Takes On Foreign-Land Ownership With New Rule
 
 
 

Farmers are opting to tap into their savings from recent prosperous years instead of taking out loans at the highest interest rates since 2007, according to surveys conducted by regional Federal Reserve banks.

High Interest Rates Are Already Impacting Farmers, And It's Coming at the Expense of Ag Loans
 
 
 
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Nelson Villoria, Glynn Tonsor and Dustin Pendell, ag economists with Kansas State University, talk markets this weekend on U.S. Farm Report.
 
 
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