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Soybeans Hover Near 6 Year High's
Market Line
Even with yesterday’s dip in the market, soybeans are still trading near a 6 year high.
Weaker Grain, Stronger Feeder Cattle
Market Line
The cattle market climbing out of a bit of a hole yesterday, thanks to a weaker grain market.
Turkey Consumption Stable and Butter Use Higher
The Agribusiness Update
Americans will eat about 16 pounds of turkey this year, and butter use continues to climb as more home baking and cooking happens during pandemic.
Winter La Nina Forecast Pt 3
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
2020's winter will bring a La Nina pattern of wetter and cooler weather for the Pacific Northwest.
Wheat Falls Into The Red
Market Line
Wheat took a big dive Wednesday morning before markets closed for the Thanksgiving
Turkey Consumption Stable and Butter Use Higher
The Agribusiness Update
Americans will eat about 16 pounds of turkey this year, and butter use continues to climb as more home baking and cooking happens during pandemic.
Winter La Nina Forecast Pt 2
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
2020's winter will bring a La Nina pattern of wetter and cooler weather for the Pacific Northwest.
Weaker Grain Market Boosts Cattle
Market Line
Wheat and Corn lose their momentum yesterday, which consequently drove cattle prices higher to close the market.
Winter La Nina Forecast Pt 1
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
2020's winter will bring a La Nina pattern of wetter and cooler weather for the Pacific Northwest.
Soybean Exports Up 70%
Market Line
Soybean’s sitting on a solid foundation, exports up 70% from last year.
Cattle Bounce Back
Market Line
Live and Feeder Cattle bounced back big after yesterday’s USDA’s report.
Dams and Salmon Study Pt 4
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
A new study says removal of the Snake River dams will do little or nothing to improve the survival rate of Chinook salmon.
Soybeans Reaching for $12 Mark
Market Line
Soybeans nearly hit the $12 mark, while Corn tries to break through the $4.30 level.
Dams and Salmon Study Pt 3
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
A new study says removal of the Snake River dams will do little or nothing to improve the survival rate of Chinook salmon.
Injury Levels Low Meat & Poultry and Adapting Beef-Pork Exports
The Agribusiness Update
Injury levels for meat and poultry workers reach all-time lows, and beef and pork exports adapting to times.
Adapting Beef-Pork Exports and $20.5-billion COVID Relief
The Agribusiness Update
Beef and Pork exports adapting to COVID world, and USDA announces $20.5-billion has been sent out in COVID relief for agriculture to date.
Softer Corn and Wheat Numbers
Market Line
Wheat and corn softer yesterday, but grains as a whole remain to have a bullish outlook.
Dams and Salmon Study Pt 2
Washington State Farm Bureau Report
A new study says removal of the Snake River dams will do little or nothing to improve the survival rate of Chinook salmon.
Cattle Retreat
Market Line
Cattle closed on its lows, uncertainty in the market has traders moving forward cautiously
Pear Conditioning Pt 2
Fruit Grower Report
Pear Bureau Northwest president Kevin Moffitt explains the process and benefits of conditioning pears with Ethylene.