Corn market heads for possible price dip on good crop
Kansas State University economists warn the U S corn crop may develop on target keeping prices from rising, while export pace lags. They note June planted acres at 76.11 million and July crop ratings show 69 percent good to excellent, with drought threats limited but hot mid-summer weather could still hurt yields.
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Livestock Prices and Market Report From Kansas City
Very little trading occurred this week as packers and feeders held firm. Boxed beef prices lower on heavy supplies while negotiated cash trades totaled 133,900 through Thursday and 219,700 for last week. Midwest and High Plains direct markets show varied live and dressed prices for steers, heifers, and bulls, with cattle quality and lean percentages noted.
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Subdued farm price talk and subsidy reflection
Farmers focus less on grain prices as subsidies mask income gaps. Inflation-adjusted cash returns lag, with soybeans near five dollar lows and corn under two dollars. Officials note a weak all farm price index while producers rely on government support to stay afloat.
Nebraska ethanol interest grows in state boost from incentives
Interest in building ethanol plants in Nebraska is booming with more than a dozen inquiries to the Ethanol Board in the last month, the most since the early 1990s. Growth prospects come as the Bush administration did not waive California clean air rules, potentially raising demand for ethanol as a clean burning additive. Communities across Falls City Auburn Pawnee City and Thayer County show serious plant interest amid plans and feasibility talks.
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