Wednesday, June 19, 2013
Crystal Valley Grain
Madelia Corn Soybeans
Change Bid Change Bid
June 13 N/A N/A -2.50 15.17
June 13 -5.25 7.03 N/A N/A
July 13 -5.25 7.03 -2.50 14.62
October 13 -1.00 5.17 -2.00 12.22
November 13 -1.00 5.17 N/A N/A
December 13 -1.00 5.19 N/A N/A
January 14 -0.50 5.22 N/A N/A
March 14 -0.50 5.24 N/A N/A

Grain News

 

From Crystal Valley Coop


Spring 2013 Grain Report 5/1/2013
We are certainly paying for the early spring we had last year with a very slow warm-up this year. Normally corn planting needs to be delayed well into May before the markets start to get nervous. This year could be a little different with our already tigh
Spring 2013 Grain Marketing Report 5/1/2013
How about those stocks reports? It’s amazing how fast the direction and sentiment of the market can change after just one report. When the market has been flooded with speculative traders looking for short term profits, volatility should be expected. The
Hope, MN Greenfield Grain Shuttle Terminal 4/18/2013
Crystal Valley Cooperative to build Greenfield Grain Shuttle Terminal in Hope, MN.
Winter 2013 Grain Marketing Report 1/25/2013
Ryan Brandts, Grain Originator & Licensed Broker brings attention to the market volatility expected for 2013.
Winter 2013 Grain Report 1/25/2013
Grain Division Manager, Jeff Spence, writes about potential changes in the Grain Department and Crystal Valley in 2013



From other sources


Attache Raises China's 2013-14 Soybean Import Forecast 6/19/2013
Says acreage held steady compared to last year.
Corn and Soybeans: All Signs Point to Sell 6/19/2013
See what percentage of new and old-crop corn and soybeans market advisers have priced. AgResource’s Dan Basse explains the situation.
Corn and Soybeans: All Signs Point to Sell 6/19/2013
See what percentage of new and old-crop corn and soybeans market advisers have priced. AgResource’s Dan Basse explains the situation.
USDA Shaves Already Dwindling Cotton Production 6/19/2013
Lower expected U.S. cotton production has raised the outlook for 2013-14 prices, but cotton producers should keep a close eye on China.
Planting Forages after Wheat: Think Outside the Box 6/19/2013
Traditional forage seed supplies may be short this year, so it's a perfect time to try something new.