Saturday, September 24, 2011
Friday, September 23, 2011
Yield Results
We took out a plot today for a customer, ranged from 195 to 227, southern Buchanan County... From Adam White
Thursday, September 22, 2011
From Harry Stimson via Facebook
In response to the blog post seen prior on
News From The Coffee Shop-
Where are farmland values headed?
Harry Stimson
Anybody's guess. Things look like they are getting out of control in the financial world with all things pointing down. But still lots of money in the countryside. Land may still be a safe haven.
Our Reply: Harry has been involved with farmland real estate along time. Valuable insight!
Commodities caught in general market sell off
Corn futures are called 17 to 22 lower on a general sell off in commodities and the outside markets, Brugler Marketing said Thursday morning. Soybean futures are expected to start the day session 24 to 28 cents lower.
As seen on marketwatchonline.com
As seen on marketwatchonline.com
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
2011 High Yielding List
Pioneer P0461xr- 181 bu./ac., 22.4% moisture, 53.2# t.w.
Pioneer P0528am1- 179 bu./ac., 21.9% moisture, 54.7# t.w.
Submitted by Adam White. Fields in extreme northern part of Linn County, IA.
Operation Twist
The Federal Reserve released its policy statement as the closing bell was ringing in the grain pits. The statement emphasized the significant downside risk that remains in the U.S. economy. As for policy, the Fed will implement Operation Twist as expected, which means that it will sell $400 billion in short-term bonds that it currently owns between now and the end of next June, while reinvesting those funds in longer-term bonds. The objective is to "twist" the yield curve to pressure long-term interest rates lower to stimulate the mortgage market.
As seen on Farm Futures Daily email blast
As seen on Farm Futures Daily email blast
Combines Rolling
Our Reply: Be sure to send in those yield results!
Bt Resistance
Cornell University researchers have identified how cabbage looper caterpillars in the field develop resistance to the bacterium Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt), which naturally occurs in the soil and on plants and has been developed into a successful and widely used biological insecticide.
Organic farmers use Bt as a key weapon against insects, and crops genetically engineered with insecticidal Bt genes are now sown on more than 145 million acres worldwide. When ingested, the insecticidal toxins in Bt kill insects by destroying their guts. Some insects such as cabbage loopers develop resistance to Bt via a genetic mechanism that alters a toxin receptor in the insect's gut, two Cornell University researchers have discovered.
As seen on Farm Industry News
Corn Moisture near Fairbank, IA
4 area farmers are harvesting corn. No yield results. But moisture is running 25 to 31...from Byran Bayness
Tuesday, September 20, 2011
Farmland Auction Alert
Public Auction
52 Acres, m/lBuchanan County, Iowa
Friday, September 30, 2011
10:00 a.m.
Troy Mills American Legion
Troy Mills, IA
52 acres, m/l, with 51.5 crop acres and average CSR of 52.0 to be offered as a single parcel of land.
As seen on Jarrod Baker's Facebook Page
Jarrod D. BakkerAccording to its tax returns, HSUS spent $17.3 million on lobbying between 2005 and 2009. It's far more than the group shared with hands-on pet shelters.
http://humanewatch.org/index.php/site/post/19_a_month_for_lobbyists/
Opening Calls
CORN: Corn futures are expected to open.10 to 12 cents higher, Brugler Marketing said.
SOYBEANS: Soybean futures are called 12 to 14 cents higher, Brugler Marketing said.
As seen on marketwatchonline.com
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Monday, September 19, 2011
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