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FM-area producers face a rare August shift: grain commodities at three-year highs while feeder cattle prices are down about $68 since the height in May, with regional drought and global supply factors driving both moves.
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Drought in North Dakota and Minnesota, Ukraine export disruptions, and Tyson closing or selling three plants are shifting grain and livestock market conditions directly relevant to FM-area producers.
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Randy Martinson of Martinson Ag Risk Management notes July was a good month for grain markets overall, with North Dakota wheat yields and Black Sea export disruptions among key factors FM agricultural businesses are watching.
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FM-area grain and cattle producers face market swings tied to China's unexpected early soybean buying, Russia port disruption affecting wheat exports, and heat forecasts heading into crop pollination, per Martinson Ag Risk Management.
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Northern Plains weather, China soybean purchase rumors, and Strait of Hormuz crude oil moves are driving ag market volatility — with a quarterly grain stocks and acreage report due Tuesday adding more pressure for FM-area producers.
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