July 9 cattle and hog market price report and soy option launch
The livestock section lists steady to stronger calf prices across grades from fancy to standard, replacement calves and dairy heifers with varied value ranges, and cattle categories including feeders and bulls with price bands. Hog prices show lower butcher and sow ranges, while soybean options launch details note a record trading volume on July 5 and precedent dates for CBOT options opening in 1984.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Cattle Market Report From July Trade Prices
Markets show steady to firm tone across cattle and hogs with varied grade ranges. Cattle groups list ranges for fed cattle feeders veal calves and replacement stock, plus cutoff notes and interstate price references. Includes calls for further information and a July 15 trade date note.
Beetown Auction Price List For Calves And Cattle
Beetown sale results list prices for slaughter calves replacement calves and various cattle grades. Feeder sale features 150 to 1000 pound beef and Holstein cattle with prices by weight and class. Livestock categories include steers heifers cows bulls and sows with steady market notes.
Wisconsin grain and dairy prices from July exchange data
Wisconsin prices show butter at 1.39 percent for AA and A and 1.35 percent for B with cheddar blocks at 1.21 percent. Eggs steady with 57-60 count at 0.55-0.58 and 45-48 for 45-48. Futures list Wheat, Corn, Oats, Soybeans with July 15 exchange dates. Cash prices for Spring and Winter wheat, rye, corn, oats, barley, soybeans, flax, sunflowers, and feedstuffs from Minneapolis markets. prices for soybean meal, linseed meal, meat meal, Brewers dried grains, wheat bran and middlings, and alfalfa meal listed.
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Wisconsin
Minneapolis
Midwest livestock market shows mixed gains amid holiday catchup
USDA analysts say price bumps last week at Midwest terminals mainly reflect a holiday catchup rather than upbeat outlook. Fed cattle and hogs rose modestly while overweight cattle and Holstein lots faced discounting. Slaughter totals lag year ago for cattle and sheep, but hog and lamb volumes rose with feeder pigs and veal calves posting varied gains and losses.
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Midwest
USDA
South St. Paul
South St Paul
Weekly grain review shows mixed wheat and firmer corn soybeans
Corn and soybeans rose to stronger price levels nationwide last week while wheat closed mixed. Hard red winter wheat rose on light farmer selling and dry conditions, export demand remained below recent years amid ample world supplies and a strong dollar. Hot dry weather limited potential crop production, but animal feed intake was limited. Minneapolis prices saw corn up 4 percent to 2.70, oats down, rye down, spring wheat down, durum steady, barley flat to down, feed barley down. Soybeans rose to 5.64 at Minneapolis. sunflowers down, flax up. Midwest trade noted hard red winter at 3.21, corn 2.65-2.69 at Omaha, beans higher in Illinois, feed prices weak from heat reducing demand.
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Minneapolis
Midwest
Omaha
Illinois
Milk Production Trends Across Regions Remain Ample
Daily market notes show unseasonably heavy production in many U S regions with surplus supplies easing in the Midwest and West while Eastern and Southern regions stay ample. Wisconsin reports no interstate spot loads July 4 11 and expects no out of state shipments for weeks as cooler weather steadies output and plants trim schedules.
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United States
Midwest
Wisconsin
Farm Credit Form New Central Headquarters in Denver
The Farm Credit System forms a central headquarters corporation named the Farm Credit Corporation of America to manage stress in U.S. agriculture. Denver hosts the entity led by interim CEO Alton B. Cook with permanent leadership recruitment underway. The charter comes from the Farm Credit Administration, preserving farmer-stock control while standardizing policies and oversight.
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Farm Credit Corporation of America
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Wichita
Farm Credit Administration
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