Light ahead for commodity prices in cyclical rebound
Market analyst Ellis told Farm Bureau members that corn and soybean prices may stay bad to sideways through 1987 with a cyclical low near then, followed by inflation into about 2015. He forecast CCC inventories support and possible set aside programs offering incentives for Wisconsin farmers to participate in conservation measures.
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Late harvest opens new marketing for Wisconsin corn
Wisconsin farmers face a wet fall that slows harvest but creates marketing opportunities. A UW grain economist says delays can lift prices by up to 20 cents per bushel, with some producers able to secure about $2 a bushel. For those in the Feed Grain Program, loan-based strategies may unlock 50 to 60 cents per bushel gains by coordinating loan collateral and future purchases.
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University of Wisconsin
Jerry Campbell
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Oconto County case claims weighty pumpkin title
Roy Rost Jr and Ardith Rost claim Wisconsin’s largest pumpkin with a 4253 4 pound fruit from their garden, part of the World Pumpkin Confederation contest. A 343 pound Michigan winner and a 515 pound Connecticut winner topped national and regional prizes. Rost describes meticulous care, water emphasis, and frost defenses to protect a single Atlantic Giant pumpkin grown over a decade.
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Forecast for Southern Wisconsin into November
The National Weather Service in Madison predicts partly cloudy skies in southern Wisconsin as November begins. Daytime highs will reach the mid 50s with nighttime lows in the mid 30s over the next three days.
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