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CORN (May 24) 441'6 0'6
CORN (Jul 24) 452'2 0'2
CORN (Sep 24) 461'6 0'0
CORN (Dec 24) 475'6 -0'4
CORN (Mar 25) 489'0 -0'4
CORN (May 25) 497'6 -1'0
CORN (Jul 25) 504'2 -1'2
CORN (Sep 25) 484'6 -1'0
SOYBEANS (May 24) 1162'4 -0'2
SOYBEANS (Jul 24) 1179'2 -0'4
SOYBEANS (Aug 24) 1182'4 -0'4
SOYBEANS (Sep 24) 1172'4 0'2
SOYBEANS (Nov 24) 1175'0 -0'4
SOYBEANS (Jan 25) 1185'4 -0'4
SOYBEANS (Mar 25) 1184'4 -0'4
SOYBEANS (May 25) 1188'0 -0'6
WHEAT (May 24) 600'6 -1'4
WHEAT (Jul 24) 619'0 -1'4
WHEAT (Sep 24) 637'6 -1'4
WHEAT (Dec 24) 660'6 -1'4
WHEAT (Mar 25) 679'0 -1'4
WHEAT (May 25) 686'4 -1'4
WHEAT (Jul 25) 680'0 -2'4
WHEAT (Sep 25) 687'2 0'0
LIVE CATTLE (Apr 24) 183.850 1.850
LIVE CATTLE (Jun 24) 177.850 2.550
LIVE CATTLE (Aug 24) 175.950 2.675
FEEDER CATTLE (Apr 24) 244.875 1.775
FEEDER CATTLE (May 24) 246.350 2.150
FEEDER CATTLE (Aug 24) 258.425 2.000
LEAN HOGS (May 24) 95.500 -2.075
LEAN HOGS (Jun 24) 105.100 - 2.450
LEAN HOGS (Jul 24) 107.900 - 2.050
DTN Top Stories
DTN identified the 10 highest sales of farmland in Illinois on a per-acre
basis using the land analytics tool AcreValue. An institutional investor tops
the list, but farmers and individual investors bought the rest.
BTop 10 Illinois Farmland Sales in 2023
The corn and soybean crop in Argentina had looked really good for most of
the growing season. But late wetness has led to issues with pests, disease, the
inability for the crop to mature properly, and especially harvest.
7^South America Calling
Nine food companies named in an ongoing wage-fixing lawsuit filed by
current and former food company employees have filed motions to dismiss in a
federal court.
@^Companies Seek Wage-Fixing Case Exit
I remain guardedly bullish in my outlook for the cattle complex through
the remainder of 2024. To be truthful, I think this year may be one of the
hardest to predict as the market's bearish and bullish influences are both
extremely boisterous.
4^Call the Market
A new study by USDA's Economic Research Service found that 3.5% of all
U.S. farms received payments for energy production on their land from 2011 to
2020.
1^Traits of Farms Paid to Produce Energy
Agriculture and biofuels groups said the Biden administration's new vehicle emissions rule leaves ethanol and other biofuels out of the picture in cutting pollution.
