• Wheat harvest underway - Sidwell Strategies Sidwell Strategies - Fri Jun 11, 11:00PM CDT
• AgFax Weekend: Bayer Repurposes Old Herbicide AgFax - Fri Jun 11, 9:04PM CDT
• Weekly Cotton Market Review – USDA AgFax - Fri Jun 11, 8:33PM CDT
• Drought Monitor Weekly: Warm, Dry Out West, Cool, Wet Down South AgFax - Fri Jun 11, 7:52PM CDT
• Cleveland on Cotton: Demand, Production Concerns Breath New Life Into Contracts AgFax - Fri Jun 11, 6:50PM CDT
• Considerations for Herbicide Applications Under Hot, Dry Conditions AgFax - Fri Jun 11, 6:33PM CDT
• USDA to Begin 2018-19 Natural Disaster Payments AgFax - Fri Jun 11, 6:21PM CDT
• Moving Grain: Funding Available for Marine Highway Projects AgFax - Fri Jun 11, 6:17PM CDT
• USDA: Peanut Price Highlights AgFax - Fri Jun 11, 6:12PM CDT
• Spring Wheat: Severe Drought Continues AgFax - Fri Jun 11, 6:09PM CDT

The Friday soy market was mixed at the close, as a late session rally in meal helped mitigate the sharp BO drop. Soybeans closed the last trade day

Midday wheat losses were faded in the afternoon session, limiting the day’s loss. CBT futures recovered to close 3 to 4 1/4 cents weaker in the

Front month lean hog futures fell $0.65 to $1.72 on Friday. From Friday to Friday July contracts were only 63 cents weaker. USDA’s National

Corn futures head into the weekend with 5 1/4 to 14 1/2 cent losses on Friday. July futures were the weakest on the day, reducing the inverse to

Reflecting the weaker corn prices, and strong basis for in delivery June, fat cattle futures rallied $1.12 to $1.57 on Friday. For August contracts

At the close for the last trade day of the week, front month cotton futures were 26 to 36 points weaker. Midday cotton prices had been 39 to 59