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:
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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:
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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.
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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.
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🇨🇳Soybean news out of China on Wednesday:
▪️China buys 8-10 U.S. cargoes
▪️China to auction 504kt of imported beans on Oct. 20
▪️China's crushing sector faces overcapacity, weighing on profitability
▪️China imported 11.88 mmt (437 mbu) in Sept, down y/y but still above average
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A look at the #fertilizer story from @Fertilizer_Inst 's Veronica Nigh. The start of the interview was filled with a three letter phrase. youtu.be/d7E1X58u_Ic?si=CGS3… Here's the MtoM #podcast from @MarketToMarket
Fertilizer should be available in 2027. Affordability is the bigger question.
Veronica Nigh, @Fertilizer_Inst, explains why global supply risks are still keeping pressure on the market.
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Could farm-to-school become a weekly thing?
One Iowa district says it’s possible — but cost, logistics and procurement still have to work.
Watch the full story: iowapbs.org/shows/mtom/marke…
USDA added nearly three bushels to corn yield when the trade looked for a cut. @naomiblohm says it doesn’t match what she’s hearing from farmers. Watch our Market Analysis: youtube.com/watch?v=7J_bHKl5… #CornMarkets #WASDE #MarkettoMarket
From farm to lunch tray: One Iowa school district is working with producers and food hubs to bring more local food into its cafeterias.
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From farm to lunch tray: One Iowa school district is working with producers and food hubs to bring more local food into its cafeterias.
Watch the story: iowapbs.org/shows/mtom/marke…
India’s vegetable oil demand could matter for soybean markets.
@naomiblohm says lower palm oil production and reduced sunflower oil supplies could increase soybean oil imports.
Watch Market Plus: youtu.be/nOe0THfveSw
El Niño raises risk for Brazil’s soybean crop, but Mato Grosso conditions are still looking favorable.
Ted Seifried says it’s too early to count on a South American weather problem.
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