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Corn prices bounced back from midday weakness to close the first trade day of the week with 2 to 4 3/4 cent gains in the front months. USDA

Front month wheat futures were double digits higher today. The winter wheat futures led the rally with 2.6% gains in SRW and 2.5% to 3.1% gains in

Fat cattle futures pulled back on Monday with $0.87 to $2.02 losses as they reacted to the Cattle on Feed report. April was the weakest on the day,

Cotton futures were both triple digits higher and triple digits lower during the Monday session before settling 18 to 35 points in the red. New crop

The Monday soy complex closed mixed but mostly lower, as soymeal recovered into the close. Going home meal prices were within $1.60 of UNCH. Soybean

Hog futures have rallied more than $10 since Jan 13th’s low, with $0.12 to $1.17 gains on Monday. The back months faded with July only adding a