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Thursday, September 29, 2011
Quote
My formula for success is rise early, work late, and strike oil. - Paul Getty
Our Reply: The same could be said about farming the last few years... rise early, work late, and sell corn!
Our Reply: The same could be said about farming the last few years... rise early, work late, and sell corn!
Local Impact of Goss' Wilt
Hey Pete,
Here is that picture I sent you a few weeks ago of that field with the Goss’ Wilt that was so bad, only now it is updated with yield results. The Pioneer P0528XR was 218.8 bushels and the Competitor was 94.4 bushels. The check was nearly 2100 feet long, across the entire field so it was an accurate representation of the field.
Let me know if you have any questions.
Adam White
Pioneer Sales Representative
C - 319-325-1421
O - 319-938-2897
F - 319-938-2619
adam.white@plantpioneer.com
Here is that picture I sent you a few weeks ago of that field with the Goss’ Wilt that was so bad, only now it is updated with yield results. The Pioneer P0528XR was 218.8 bushels and the Competitor was 94.4 bushels. The check was nearly 2100 feet long, across the entire field so it was an accurate representation of the field.
Let me know if you have any questions.
Adam White
Pioneer Sales Representative
C - 319-325-1421
O - 319-938-2897
F - 319-938-2619
adam.white@plantpioneer.com
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Corn, Cattle Prices to Rise
Dan Basse, AgResource Company, shares his market outlook for both cattle industry inputs and outputs in the coming months and years. This video news is provided by Certified Angus Beef LLC and the American Angus Association.
Food for Thought
“The human mind treats a new idea the
same way the body treats a strange protein. It rejects it!”- Unknown
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Heads Up!... Opening Calls
CORN: Corn futures are called 12 to 15 cents higher, Brugler Marketing said Tuesday morning.
SOYBEANS: Soybeans are expected to open the day session 14 to 16 cents higher, Brugler Marketing said.
Cattle: futures are expected to start the day 30 to 50 cents higher on follow through buying from yesterday, Brugler Marketing said.
Lean Hog: futures are called 20 to 40 cents higher.
SOYBEANS: Soybeans are expected to open the day session 14 to 16 cents higher, Brugler Marketing said.
Cattle: futures are expected to start the day 30 to 50 cents higher on follow through buying from yesterday, Brugler Marketing said.
Lean Hog: futures are called 20 to 40 cents higher.
Monday, September 26, 2011
Sale Toppers
Fat Steers
Top $120.50 Roger Palmer of Brandon
on 4 head weighing 1355 lbs
on 4 head weighing 1355 lbs
Fat Heifers
Practical Top $119.60 Roger Palmer of Brandon
on 6 head weighing 1365 lbs
on 6 head weighing 1365 lbs
Cow Top
$69.50 Jerry Slattery of Winthrop
1 head 1125 lbs
1 head 1125 lbs
As seen on the Manchester Livestock Auction, Inc. Website
Ouch!
"Do you realize that traders holding just 10 long silver contracts in the past five trading sessions have lost a half million US dollars. Just think for a minute to what has happened to the large diversified funds who are holding long positions in silver, gold, copper, crude oil, corn, soybeans, coffee, sugar, etc... To say the least, they have gotten their bell rung. They were already on the ropes, now a flurry of blows leaves many in the trade asking if they will be able to make the "Standing 8 Count." There is some renewed life early this morning after being down hard again at one point during the overnight."... As seen on the Van Trump Report
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