Prices for all crops on the Russian grain market plummeted with one exception. Meanwhile, Ukrainian milling wheat and feed grain prices followed global market trends, although market activity was slowed by one event. Russian Grain Markets: 21-25 August 2017 Market Trends Prices for all crops plummeted on the Russian grain market except for corn’s, which fell only slightly. GEOGRAPHICALLY 3rd grade soft milling wheat prices fell in Central (-$13.00/MT), Volga Valley (-$10.80/MT), the South (-$5.60/MT), Black Soil (-$6.90/MT), Ural (-$2.50/MT) and Siberia (-$4.50/MT).4th grade soft milling wheat prices also decreased in Volga Valley (-$11.40/MT), Central (-$9.00/MT), Black Soil (-$6.90/MT), the South (-$6.50/MT), and Ural and Siberia (-...
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What You Need to Know Today: The corn and soybean markets closed slightly higher in low-volume trade. The wheat market was mixed, with HRW continuing its downward trek on improved moisture. As expected, the bearish cattle on feed report drove down cattle prices and pulled hogs down with it. Mi...
USDA’s monthly cattle on feed report was released today. The total number of cattle on feed in feedlots with 1,000 head or more capacity amounted to 11.6 million head, 102 percent of last year. Source: USDA, WPI Placements were up, but part of that is attributable to persistent drought c...
Let’s return briefly to the fake meat hype cycle, now sitting somewhere in a dusty corner of your mind, not entirely forgotten. What happened to all those products, known as plant-based alternative proteins? They were supposed to be as good as real meat—cheaper, more environmentally...