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PRICES & CHARTS
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Grains and Oilseeds
MoLastChg
Corn
K  618.500
-0.250 Last Data Retrieval: 05/09/2008 14:12:04 CDT
Oats
K  405.000
0.500 Last Data Retrieval: 05/09/2008 14:11:03 CDT
Soybeans
N  1358.000
48.000 Last Data Retrieval: 05/09/2008 14:11:19 CDT
Soybean Meal
N  338.500
3.300 Last Data Retrieval: 05/09/2008 14:12:04 CDT
Soybean Oil
N  62.000
2.450 Last Data Retrieval: 05/09/2008 14:11:03 CDT
Wheat
K  791.500
-17.500 Last Data Retrieval: 05/09/2008 14:11:40 CDT
Wheat (HRW)
K  881.000
-19.000 Last Data Retrieval: 05/09/2008 14:11:40 CDT
Wheat (HRS)
K  1195.000
-15.000 Last Data Retrieval: 05/09/2008 14:12:20 CDT
Rough Rice
N  22.975
0.625 Last Data Retrieval: 05/09/2008 14:11:19 CDT
Meat and Milk
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Feeder Cattle Pit
Q  109.925
0.450 Last Data Retrieval: 05/09/2008 14:12:20 CDT
Live Cattle Pit
M  94.525
0.875 Last Data Retrieval: 05/09/2008 14:11:40 CDT
Lean Hogs Pit
M  76.875
0.400 Last Data Retrieval: 05/09/2008 14:11:19 CDT
Pork Bellies Pit
N  80.075
0.300 Last Data Retrieval: 05/09/2008 14:11:03 CDT
Milk Pit
M  19.480
-0.090 Last Data Retrieval: 05/09/2008 14:11:07 CDT
Softs
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Cotton
N  71.840
0.990 Last Data Retrieval: 05/09/2008 14:12:04 CDT
Energy
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Crude Oil
M  125.900
2.210 Last Data Retrieval: 05/09/2008 14:04:35 CDT
RBOB
M  3.198
0.060 Last Data Retrieval: 05/09/2008 13:59:26 CDT
Ethanol
M  2.595
0.036 Last Data Retrieval: 05/09/2008 06:55:42 CDT
Heating Oil
M  3.632
0.122 Last Data Retrieval: 05/09/2008 13:55:37 CDT
Natural Gas
M  11.533
0.270 Last Data Retrieval: 05/09/2008 14:04:23 CDT
Metals
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Gold
M  888.300
6.200 Last Data Retrieval: 05/09/2008 13:51:07 CDT
Silver
N  16.890
0.020 Last Data Retrieval: 05/09/2008 14:04:06 CDT
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MARKET OUTLOOK & ADVICE
Latest update:
May 9, 2008 2:07pm
Corn
by Martyn Foreman

Corn futures settled mixed on Friday.  more>>

Sorghum
by Martyn Foreman

Wheat
by Jeff Dance

Wheat futures closed lower on Friday.  more>>

Soybeans
by Dan Manternach

Soybean futures were sharply higher on Friday.  more>>

Cattle
by Greg Scheer

Cattle futures were higher on Friday.  more>>


Feeder Cattle

Hogs
by Rich Pottorff

Lean hog futures closed mostly higher on Friday, led by front end contracts.  more>>

Cotton
by Hart Barham

SPECIAL FEATURES

Focus Report:
USDA Issues Extensive Study on the Spike in World Food Prices (Part 1 of 2)

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(updated 4/10/2008)
Corn and Global Feedgrains
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Current Corn Prices Versus History and USDA Forecast
Current Wheat Prices Versus History and USDA Forecast
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TOP OF THE NEWS
Latest update:
May 9, 2008 10:23am
Be sure to stay on top of Bt corn hybrid requirements this planting season

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K-State researchers measure cattle feedlot ammonia emissions

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NCGA calls latest farm bill a major move forward
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ViewPoints
'OverTime' from AgriTalk host Mike Adams

Doane Poll
What best describes your current view towards farmers switching intended corn acres to beans if it gets too late?
It’s way overdone. There’s so much more profit in corn right now that farmers will stick with corn plans to late May if they have to.
Trade estimates are about right; 2 or 3 percent of corn intentions may switch to beans after May 15.
It’s underestimated. High cost of fertilizer AND late planting yield risk will be a double-whammy and 5 or 6 percent of corn intentions may switch to beans.
Last Week's Poll Results
What best describes your opinion on whether or not USDA should allow those with CRP ground to exit contracts early, without penalty?
I’m strongly opposed. It should stay in CRP until the contract expires.
48.3%
I’d allow haying and grazing as an option to this year’s payment, but that’s all.
30.9%
I’d let them out with no restrictions to cool down land rents.
18.2%
I’d let them out early, but limit crop sales to biofuels plants until the contract would have expired.
2.5%

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