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What's Behind the Continued Drop in Soybean Prices - Vimarsana News

What's Behind the Continued Drop in Soybean Prices

(KMAland) -- Soybean prices have been on a continual downward slide for several months.

Lawsuit alleges woman stole more than $500k from Lafayette business owner - Vimarsana News

Lawsuit alleges woman stole more than $500k from Lafayette business owner

James Bower discovered more than $500K missing from his businesses after Bea Smith, the companies' vice president, resigned, a civil lawsuit states.

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Commodity Markets Watching Harvest Progress and Export Numbers - Vimarsana News

Commodity Markets Watching Harvest Progress and Export Numbers

(KMAland) -- All eyes in the commodity markets are understandably on the U.S. harvest progress this time of year.

Montana Ag Network: Why Wheat Markets Are At 10-Year Highs - Vimarsana News

Montana Ag Network: Why Wheat Markets Are At 10-Year Highs

Montana Ag Network: Why Wheat Markets Are At 10-Year Highs Montana Ag Network: Why Wheat Markets Are At 10-Year Highs and last updated 2021-05-09 21:54:07-04 BILLINGS — Tightening supplies and drought in the Northern Plains is helping to push wheat prices to some of their highest levels in over ten years. Jim Bower with Bower Trading says the wheat market by itself probably doesn’t have the fundamentals that are necessary to keep it rising at the current rate but with outside help, farmers could see wheat prices continue to move higher. “As far as wheat prices, a lot of it does...

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Grain Worker Strike Ends in Argentina - Vimarsana News

Grain Worker Strike Ends in Argentina

Argentina’s port and grain union workers have ended a 20-day strike after reaching an agreement on Tuesday, with the settlement coming after the government intervened in the dispute. The move lifts a major work stoppage that had left more than 150 ships stranded at the country’s ports. Argentina is one of the world’s largest suppliers of soybeans, corn, and wheat. The strike has hampered the large flow of grain out of the country, which has weighed down grain markets for several weeks. Failure to unload those grain ships at Argentina’s ports had cost the government approximately $1.9 ...