Jerry Gulke: Are the Grain Markets Entering the Fear Stage?
Grain markets go through three stages: greed, hope and fear. With two weeks of lower prices, the markets could be headed to the fear stage, says Jerry Gulke, president of the Gulke Group.
Here's Why Parched Portions of the Corn Belt Matter in the Acreage Debate
Weather was a major factor, but the attention is also on USDA’s June acreage report set for Wednesday, June 30. Mark Gold and Chip Nellinger talk about weather and acreage leading into the big report.
DC Signal to Noise: A Perfect Storm in the Grain Markets
AgriTalk's Chip Flory and Pro Farmer’s Jim Wiesemeyer discuss lumber prices as a leading indicator for the grain markets, plus drought in the western states and line speeds in pork plants.
Accusations Of Anti-Competitive Practices In The Cattle Industry Drive Senate Ag Committee Hearing
The Senate Ag Committee went looking for answers amid accusations of a lack of transparency and anti-competitive practices in the cattle industry on Wednesday. Testimonies varied with how to address growing concerns.
As Higher Milk Production Forecasts Settle In, Can Export Demand Help Save Prices?
U.S. milk production continues to post gains, a trend that could continue to curb milk prices for producers this year. One economist says a boost in export demand could help offset a portion of the production increase.
