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    Grain Markets and Other Stuff

    Joe Vaclavik and Mackenzie Johnston discuss the grain markets, the business of farming, news related to agriculture, and a variety of other topics.

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    Food Price Controls?! What Happened to the United States?? Aug 16, 2024
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    🌽 Corn Futures: After a positive turn on Monday, Dec24 corn futures are struggling to maintain momentum. With considerable bushels still unpriced by farmers, any rallies are getting capped. Check out the latest movements on this chart! πŸ“‰
    🚜 John Deere's Earnings Jump: Despite layoffs and a tough year, John Deere's stock popped 4% after beating subdued Q3 expectations! They're navigating a rocky 2024 with a projected net income of $7 billion. πŸ“Š
    🌱 Record Soybean Crush: NOPA's July numbers are in! With 182.9 million bushels processed, it's the highest for July ever, surpassing expectations. However, soybean oil stocks dipped to 1.5 billion pounds, hitting the lowest since last December. πŸ“‰
    🌾 USDA Proposes Easing 45Z Tax Credits: Secretary Vilsack shared plans to modify the 45Z requirements, making it more practical for farmers by allowing more diverse practices and extending credits beyond just corn and soybeans. πŸ“œ
    πŸ›οΈ Kamala Harris Targets Corporate Price-Gouging: Set to announce a proposal this Friday, Harris is taking aim at industry giants, especially in food and groceries, to tackle price-gouging and protect consumers. She's also eyeing cuts in drug and housing costs. πŸ—£οΈ
    🌍 US Corn Exports Slump: Last week's export sales were disheartening, hitting a marketing-year low with only 5 million bushels sold. πŸ“‰
    🌦️ US Drought Update: The drought monitor shows slight improvements in Ohio and Kentucky, but worsening conditions in Missouri and Illinois. The majority of the Corn Belt experienced dry and cool conditions last week. 🌾


    Drought in Brazil: Too Early to Matter?? Aug 15, 2024
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    Here's the latest rundown on some critical updates:
    πŸ”₯ Amazon Drought Worsens: The drought in Brazil's Amazon region is hitting harder than last year, complicating grain shipments. With the Amazon River’s water levels dropping, shipping companies face increased costs and logistical headaches. The Brazilian government is stepping in with $90 million for dredging to help keep the river navigable. πŸ›³οΈπŸŒΎ
    πŸ“‰ Inflation Drops: The CPI rose only 2.9% year-over-year in July, marking the lowest inflation rate since 2021 and hinting at potential for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates in September. The labor market’s signs of cooling are adding more pressure for a rate reduction. πŸ“ŠπŸ’Έ
    🌱 NOPA’s July Data Incoming: Today could reveal a record July crush with NOPA members potentially processing 182.4 million bushels of soybeans. Ending soybean oil stocks might also touch the lowest levels since January, adding another layer to market dynamics. β³πŸ“ˆ
    🌧️ Weather Update: Scattered rains are moving across the Corn Belt, offering some relief, though many areas remain dry. The forecast suggests normal to below-normal temperatures, cooling off after recent heat. 🌦️🌑️
    β›½ Ethanol Production Up: Ethanol production nudged up last week, with stocks showing a slight decrease. This movement aligns with a subtle increase in gasoline demand, although it's still below last year’s levels. πŸŒ½πŸš—
    Keep an eye on these developments as they could influence market trends and policy decisions! What do you think the potential rate cuts could mean for the markets?


    Biofuel News: Either Bad or Missing Aug 14, 2024
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    0:00 Bad Biofuel News
    4:00 US Weather Update
    6:36 Cargill Revenue Decline
    7:34 Egypt Wheat Purchase
    8:39 Lousy Flash Sales
    9:15 Wholesale Inflation
    Thanks for the detailed update! Here’s a quick summary of today's key points:
    πŸ’Ό Darling Ingredients' Stock Surge: Shares skyrocketed up to 16% due to proposed changes in California’s low-carbon fuel program, favoring Darling's use of used cooking oil over seed oils like soybean and canola in green diesel. πŸ“ˆπŸŒ±
    🌦️ Weather Update: Rains graced Nebraska and are moving into Iowa, with more rainfall expected across parts of the US Corn Belt in the coming days. Temperature-wise, we’re looking at near-normal conditions for most of the corn and soybean areas. πŸŒ§οΈβ˜€οΈ
    πŸ“‰ Cargill’s Revenue Decline: The first decline in years, dropping nearly 10% to $160 billion due to global grain surpluses and tight crush margins, coupled with high cattle prices impacting profits. πŸ“ŠπŸ„
    🌾 Egypt’s Wheat Negotiations: Egypt aims to capitalize on low wheat prices by purchasing 1.8mmt from Russia and other sellers, trying to bulk up its reserves while facing pricing challenges. 🌍🍞
    πŸ’Ή Flash Sales and Market Reactions: Notable soybean and corn sales to China and Mexico, respectively, and a positive stock market response to lower-than-expected US producer prices hinting at easing inflationary pressures. πŸ“ˆπŸŒ½πŸ“‰
    Seems like a dynamic mix of policy, weather, and market movements shaping the day! How are these changes impacting your perspective or plans?


    "Extremely Bearish" Soybean Projections from USDA Aug 13, 2024
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    0:00 USDA Analysis
    5:34 Crop Progress
    7:55 Argentina Strike
    8:40 Grain Shipment Update
    9:42 Flash Sales are Bearish?
    10:35 Crude Rally
    Here’s a quick recap of the latest happenings in agriculture and energy markets:
    🌽 USDA Corn and Soybean Report:
    Soybeans are smashing records with a projected yield of 53.2 bushels per acre, predicting a bumper crop this year! 🌱
    Corn isn't far behind, with a strong showing anticipated at 183.1 bushels per acre. However, both planted and harvested areas saw some cuts. 🚜
    πŸ“Š Crop Conditions:
    Corn and soybean conditions remain robust, matching or exceeding expectations, which is great news for this year’s yields. πŸ“ˆ
    🚒 Argentine Grain Shipments:
    Strikes have rocked the ports but are on pause for now, allowing shipments to slowly stabilize. πŸ›³οΈ
    🌾 US Grain Shipments:
    Corn exports dipped last week but are still significantly up from last year, while wheat shipments are looking particularly strong. 🌎
    πŸ›’οΈ Crude Oil Prices:
    Tensions in the Middle East have pushed WTI crude prices up, with potential impacts on global supply looming. β›½
    Always exciting (and a bit nerve-wracking!) to see how global events shake up the markets! What are your thoughts on these developments?


    UGLY: $3s and $9s (Corn and Soybeans) Aug 12, 2024
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    0:00 Row Crop Fresh Lows
    2:10 The Funds
    3:51 USDA Preview
    7:18 No Commodity Inflation?
    8:56 France Wheat Problems
    10:10 Flash Sales
    🌾 Grain Market Blues: Overnight, the Dec24 corn contract took another hit, diving below $3.94 per bushel, while the Nov24 soybean contract slipped under $10 per bushel for the first time since January 2021! πŸ“‰ Farmers are rushing to offload last season’s crops as bumper US yields loom large, but buyers aren’t biting despite the bargains. πŸšœπŸ’”
    πŸ“Š Fund Traders’ Big Bets: The latest scoop from CFTC shows that while funds scooped up 52k corn contracts, they’re still sitting on a hefty net short of 249k contracts. Soybeans saw a bit of buying too, with funds picking up 13k contracts, yet the net short remains a significant 157k contracts. SRW wheat got a small boost with an additional 5k contracts bought. Traders are bracing for the market's next move! πŸŒ½πŸ“ˆπŸ“‰
    πŸ•’ USDA Report Watch: All eyes are on the USDA’s Crop Production and WASDE report dropping today at 11am CST. Market whispers hint at a boost in corn and soybean yield projections thanks to the season’s smooth sailing. However, there might be a tweak down in harvested acres. Will this stir the pot for corn and soy carryouts? Stay tuned! πŸ“ŠπŸŒ±
    πŸ’Ό Hedge Funds Hold Their Ground: In a broader scope, hedge funds are holding a massive net short across the commodity sector, showing their biggest bearish stance since 2011. From recessions fears to overflowing supplies and a robust US dollar, it’s a tough season for commodities. πŸ“‰πŸ’‘
    πŸ‡«πŸ‡· French Wheat Woes: Over in France, it’s not just the markets feeling the heat but the fields too. This year’s soft wheat haul could be the skimpiest in four decades at 26.3mmt, a stark 25% drop from last year, thanks to some truly crummy weather. French farmers are feeling the pinch and are knocking on the government's door for some much-needed aid. 🌾🚜
    πŸ“¦ Flash Sales Frenzy: On the brighter side, the US made some headway with soybean sales, including a neat 132,000mt to China and a notable batch of soybean cake and meal to Colombia. Plus, an additional 212,000mt of soybeans found mysterious buyers. Every bit helps in these trying times! πŸ‡¨πŸ‡³πŸ‡¨πŸ‡΄πŸ“ˆ
    Stay tuned as we navigate these choppy market waters together! What will today’s USDA report unveil? πŸ§πŸ“Š


    Does Matt Bennett Have Anything Nice to Say? (Corn and Soybean Prices) Aug 09, 2024
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    🌾 Market Update: It’s been a rollercoaster for the Dec24 corn and Nov24 soybean contracts! Both hit fresh lows on Thursday, weighed down by farmers rushing to sell old crops, expectations of bountiful US harvests, and sluggish export sales. Money managers are keeping their chips on the table with near-record short positions. πŸ“‰
    πŸ” USDA Report Anticipation: All eyes on the USDA's Crop Production and WASDE report this Monday! Market whispers suggest an uptick in corn and soybean yield projections due to upbeat crop ratings and decent weather. Yet, there might be a twist with expected cuts in harvested acreage. Stay tuned for potential adjustments in corn and soybean carryouts. πŸŒ½πŸ“ˆ
    🚒 Export News: Corn export sales are looking up, smashing expectations with a boost from Mexico as the top buyer. Soybean sales are also strong, thanks to a boost from China. Wheat's doing alright but could be better, with Taiwan stepping up as the top buyer. πŸŒŽπŸ›³οΈ
    πŸ—οΈ Big Moves in Brazil: CHS is diving into a massive project with Rumo SA at Brazil’s bustling port of Santos, aiming to significantly up their grain and fertilizer handling game. This $440 million venture underscores Brazil's aggressive crop export strategy. πŸ‡§πŸ‡·πŸŒΎ
    🌦️ Weather Woes: Last week's scattered showers gave some relief to parts of the Corn Belt, but it’s still dry out west with worsening drought conditions in Nebraska and Missouri. The High Plains aren't faring much better, with Kansas and Oklahoma feeling the heat. 🌞🌾
    πŸ’° CF Industries Profits Soar: Thanks to strong global nitrogen prices, CF Industries saw a hefty profit surge, with their stocks jumping 8.5% in one day! Restrictions on natural gas and a dip in Chinese nitrogen exports have kept prices high, fueling this gain. πŸ“ŠπŸ’Ή
    Stay tuned for more updates, and keep an eye on those charts! Let's see how the market swings after the USDA report on Monday! πŸ“‰πŸ“ˆ


    EPA Investigates Imported Cooking Oil - Farmers to Benefit?? Aug 08, 2024
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    Here's the latest buzz in the world of agriculture and energy! 🌾⚑️
    EPA Investigation on Biofuel Feedstocks: The EPA has launched probes into a couple of biofuel producers due to suspicions of using fraudulent feedstocks, like mislabeling virgin palm oil as used cooking oil. This could be a big deal since it impacts environmental goals and industry integrity! πŸ•΅οΈβ€β™‚οΈπŸŒ
    New SAF Plant in Nebraska: Big news! DG Fuels is setting up a new sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) plant in Phelps County, NE. This massive project is expected to produce 193 million gallons of SAF annually and create 650 jobs, with a groundbreaking impact expected by 2030. 🌱✈️
    Weather Update: Rain dances across Kansas, Nebraska, and parts of Iowa while Tropical Storm Debby brings more rain to the east coast. Cooler temps are on the menu for the Corn Belt, with a possible heat spike in the next 10-15 days. Stay dry or enjoy the puddles! β˜”οΈπŸŒ‘οΈ
    Ethanol Production Dips: Ethanol production took a slight dip last week. It's a tightrope walk with production levels balancing on last year's figures. Fuel demand seems to be a bit shaky lately. Keep an eye on those numbers! πŸ“‰πŸŒ½
    Mortgage Rates Hit Low: Homebuyers, rejoice! Mortgage rates have dropped, with the 30-year fixed rate dipping to its lowest since May 2023. Looks like it's a good time to consider refinancing or buying that dream home as more people are jumping into the market. πŸ πŸ’Έ
    Stay tuned for more updates and keep those charts handy!


    117 MILLION Acres of Soybeans - Is USDA Wrong About Brazil?? Aug 07, 2024
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    0:00 Bad Economic Data
    0:55 Brazil Soybean Acres
    3:01 Big Egypt Wheat Buy
    6:02 Green Plains Shares Plunge
    7:37 US Weather
    8:47 Stock Market Recovery
    Here’s a quick roundup of the latest in agriculture and markets! πŸŒ±πŸ“‰
    Brazilian Soybean Acreage: Growth in Brazilian soybean acres is expected to be minimal this year, thanks to the lowest soy prices in nearly four years. Despite this, it marks the 18th consecutive year of acreage growth! πŸ‡§πŸ‡·πŸŒΏ
    Egypt's Wheat Shopping Spree: Egypt plans to snap up 3.8 million metric tons of wheat next week, taking advantage of the lowest global wheat prices in years. They're stocking up big time! πŸ‡ͺπŸ‡¬πŸŒΎ
    Green Plains’ Financial Woes: It’s a tough quarter for Green Plains, with a significant share price drop and a 28% revenue fall. The CEO remains hopeful for a turnaround next quarter. πŸ“‰πŸŒ½
    US Weather & Crop Conditions: The US radar is chill today, with cooler temps across the Corn Belt. Some rains are on the radar for the Plains, while Tropical Storm Debby brings heavy rains to the east coast. β˜”οΈπŸŒ‘οΈ
    Stock Market Rebounds: After a massive sell-off, the S&P 500 bounced back with a 1% gain. Bargain hunters, unite! A little roller coaster in the stock markets but signs point to potential recoveries. πŸ“ˆπŸ’Ή
    Stay tuned for more updates and always keep an eye on those charts! πŸšœπŸ’Ό


    "Haul of Shame" - US Farmers Puke Old Crop Bushels at Loss Aug 06, 2024
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    0:00 "Haul of Shame"
    3:04 Stock Market Collapse
    5:51 US Crop Ratings
    8:52 Ukraine Corn Problems
    10:18 US Weather Update
    11:34 Grain Shipment Update
    It sounds like there's a mix of market dynamics and weather challenges affecting the agricultural sector right now! πŸŒΎπŸ’¨
    Grain Traders like ADM and Bunge: With farmers selling their stored grain to make space, ADM and Bunge might see some benefits despite farmers facing low prices. This is a tough spot for the farmers but could be a strategic opportunity for big traders. πŸ“‰πŸŒΎ
    US Economy and Stock Markets: Monday's market tumble due to economic worries was a shocker! But the bounce back in Japan's Nikkei index shows how unpredictable things can be. πŸ“ŠπŸ’₯
    US Corn and Soybean Conditions: Some ups and downs in crop ratings but generally holding steady. It's crucial for these to stay stable as the season progresses to avoid impacting the harvest output too severely. 🌽🌱
    Ukraine’s Corn Crop and Hot Weather: The heatwave in July might cut down Ukraine's corn output significantly. Tough times for their agriculture with potential ripple effects on global markets. πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡¦πŸ”₯
    Rainfall and Drought Conditions: Not much rain in key US farming areas could spell trouble if it continues, especially with that heat on the way! Keeping an eye on the weather forecasts will be key. β˜”πŸŒž
    Corn Shipments: Impressive numbers for US corn exports last week! It’s great to see such strong figures, which could be a positive signal for the market. 🚒🌽
    Seems like a lot of moving parts in the agricultural markets right now! Keeping updated on these trends will be key for anyone in the industry.


    Recession Fears Mount: Commodities at Risk?? Aug 05, 2024
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    Hey there! Welcome to today's market update. Here's what's been happening:
    🌍 Global Market Trends
    Recession Fears: US recession concerns have shaken global equity markets. The US unemployment rate rose to 4.3% in July, up from 4.1% in June, marking the fourth consecutive monthly increase. Nonfarm payrolls increased by 114,000, falling short of the estimated 185,000.
    Stock Market Reaction: The stock market responded with significant declines. The Dow Jones fell by 1.5%, the S&P 500 by 1.8%, and the Nasdaq by 2.4%. Japan's Nikkei index experienced a historic drop of 12.4%, its largest one-day decline since 1987.
    Volatility Spike: The VIX, Wall Street's "fear index," surged to its highest level since June 2020. Analysts at Goldman Sachs estimate a 25% chance of a US recession in the next 12 months.
    πŸ“‰ Commodities Outlook
    Hedge Funds Bearish: Economic concerns have led hedge funds to take a bearish stance on commodity futures for the first time since 2016. This shift is influenced by the economic slowdown in China and an abundant supply of commodities like corn and nickel.
    Corn Market: Fund traders continue to hold a massive net short position in the corn market. The net short of 300k contracts is the fourth largest on record.
    Soybeans and Wheat: Funds were net buyers of 3k soybean contracts, with a net short of 170k contracts, the third largest on record. They were also net sellers of 3k contracts of SRW wheat.
    🌧️ Weather and Agriculture
    US Corn Belt Weather: Minimal rainfall over the weekend, with scattered rains in parts of Indiana, Kentucky, and Ohio. The majority of Iowa and Illinois remained dry. The next 5-10 days are expected to bring more rain to parts of Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, and the central/northern US Plains. Temperatures will likely stay below normal across the region.
    Soybean Sales: USDA reported significant soybean sales to China, with 202,000mt (7 million bushels) sold for the 2024/2025 marketing year, following Thursday's sale of 132,000mt (5 million bushels).
    Stay tuned for more updates, and don't forget to subscribe and let us know your thoughts in the comments! It's crucial to stay informed with the latest news and trends. πŸŒŸπŸ“Š


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