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"We have said it before — the bull needs to be fed every day to stay alive and right now all there has been a rehashing of the old stale news. This has pushed the grains into a trading range."

Focus is beginning to shift more fully to corn harvest as nearly all of the soybean crop is now out of the field, according to the latest USDA Iowa Crop

September was the eighth consecutive profitable month for hog sales, but it was the lowest monthly profit in this streak.

The grains seem to be set up in the trading range and so far, the news has not been enough to break the grains out of this patten. Stocks are tight so traders are reluctant to break through the low end of the trading range to prevent unwanted demand. On the flip side, we still need the demand to hold stocks in check for traders also seem reluctant to break above the high end of the range as traders seem to be waiting for more confirmation on production.

The latest Crop Progress and Condition report from Kansas Agricultural Statistics, on October 11, stated that grain sorghum maturity was 70%, behind of last year (79%) and near the average

The 2022 harvest continued at a rapid clip over the past week, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) Iowa Crop Progress and Condition Report.

Now that the report is put of the way, the market will go back to trading the war in Ukraine and poor growing crop growing conditions in Argentina, Australia, and the U.S. southern Plains. The market will also be watching closely the development in Brazil as heavy rains in Parana are starting to cause planting delays and lower the quality of wheat.

Producers made significant progress over the past week as fall harvest continues, according to the latest USDA Iowa Crop Progress and Condition Report. Farmers

According to the latest USDA Iowa Crop Progress and Condition Report, farmers made significant progress in the fields over the past week as this fall's harvest

Harvest Season is Underway in Iowa