Grain prices fall nationwide as markets reassess
Grain prices declined across most markets as buyers reassessed positions during the holiday weekend. Wheat, soybeans, and feed grains softened while export demand widened in response to lower prices. Strong rains aided dry regions and traders evened up positions to stay competitive with world prices.
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U.S
Milk and grain markets ease amid holiday demand and higher Class I sales
Market report notes May Class I sales remained strong as bottlers closed for holidays. Milk intake at peak levels supports processing with some plants moving to 7 day schedules. Butter and cheese prices steady on CME and Green Bay exchanges. Wheat and corn futures softened amid ample export demand while soybeans and oil faced downward pressure from widespread rains. CCC inventories declined as purchases and exports continued, with notable movements in butter, cheese, and nonfat dry milk.
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Wisconsin
Farmers push on with land seizure for airport project
State officials say they will continue the eminent domain process to acquire the Horvat property for a new airport. The Horvats may appeal to a condemnation commission or a circuit judge, while opponents accuse county zoning laws of being ignored and seek stronger oversight of the Bureau of Aeronautics.
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