Maizeing Acres Inc. Cash Bids
Notes Basis Cash Price (tonne) Cash Price Futures Price Basis Month
Corn
Soybeans
Wheat, SRW

Quotes are delayed, as of February 19, 2025, 05:33:13 AM CST or prior.
All grain prices are subject to change at any time.
Cash bids are based on 10-minute delayed futures prices, unless otherwise noted.
Corn
Quotes are delayed, as of February 19, 2025, 05:33:13 AM CST or prior.
Soybeans
Quotes are delayed, as of February 19, 2025, 05:33:13 AM CST or prior.
Wheat
Quotes are delayed, as of February 19, 2025, 05:33:13 AM CST or prior.
Canadian Dollar
Quotes are delayed, as of February 19, 2025, 05:33:13 AM CST or prior.
Ag Market Commentary
Wheat Posts Tuesday Gains -

Wheat futures were heading higher on Tuesday, with gains across the three markets. MPLS spring wheat was the leader to the upside, with 6 to 8 cent

Cattle Close Mixed, with Feeders the Upside Leaders -

Live cattle futures ended the Tuesday session with contracts mixed, steady to 30 cents lower in the nearbys and higher in the deferreds. Cash action

Hogs Head Higher on Tuesday -

Lean hog futures posted slight gains on Tuesday, up 45 to 60 cents in the nearbys. USDA’s Tuesday afternoon national average base hog negotiated

Soybeans Holds Tuesday Gains, Led by New Crop -

The soybean market closed with nearby gains of 2 to 3 cents and new crop months 5 to 7 cents higher. The national front month Cash Bean price from

Corn Rallies to 16-Month High -

Corn was in rally mode on Tuesday, kicking off the week with gains to 4 to 7 cents across most contracts. March rallied through $5, to close above

Cotton Holds onto Tuesday Gains -

The cotton market closed out the Tuesday session with contracts up 40 to 58 points on the day. The outside factors were mixed. Crude oil futures

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Feb continues to make new contract highs in corn as supplies remain tight and lots of weather uncertainty ahead. Soybeans have taken a bit of a break right on time to make the John Deere Low. Corn and beans usually don't diverge for long periods of time though so spread trading may limit losses here. Brazil is about 1/2 harvested on a record crop so not that surprising to see price back off a bit. Keep target orders working. It doesn't matter why you catch a rally, it only matters that you catch the rally.  

 

 

 Our annual Customer Day

 

 

 is Wednesday, March 26.  Save the date.  At this event, we would like to showcase what has been happening on your farm, and with your family, so send in your pictures to share! Drop them off, or email them to heather@maizeingacresinc.com.  Weddings? Farm scenes? Family?  Staff?  Pets? Livestock? New machinery?  We want to see it all!

  

 

  



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