ANNOUNCEMENTS
COVID -19 ANNOUNCEMENT
EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY
OPEN WITH LIMITED ACCESS
To protect the health and safety of CG&S employees, patrons and neighbors we will be implementing a limited public contact policy
at all CG&S locations effective until further notice. All locations will emain open and staffed but entrances and exits to facilities will
be locked to the public. We're here to help but ask that all business transactions be done over the phone, text or email for the time
being. Please call ahead if anything needs to be ordered or picked up so a CG&S employee can have it set out and ready for pick up.
If a product needs loaded by a CG&S employee, please call prior to your arrival and we will be glad to load it for you. As another
preventative measure, please remain in your vehicle while we load your products. Thank you for you help and cooperation as we all
deal with this difficult situation.
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- AgFax Weekend: Giant Aussie-Type Grain Wagons Rolling In U.S. | Covid Aid Pitched
- Weekly Cotton Market Review – USDA
- Georgia Soybeans: NASS Adjusts Production Forecast
- Kansas Department of Ag Grant to Fund Disposal of Orphaned Pesticide
- Drought Monitor Weekly: Generally Widespread Precipitation
- Algo Trading System Trend Score For Metals
- NOAA Drought Outlook Monthly – December
- Moving Grain: FMCSA Clarifies Ag Commodity Definition in Hours-of-Service Regulations
- Georgia Pecans: A New Fertilizer Product? – Podcast
- Cattleman’s Livestock Auction Wtd Avg
- Richmond Livestock Auction
- Daily Movement Report
- Tomato Fax Report
- National Fruit and Vegetable Retail Report
- National FOB Review
- Shipping Point Vegetable Recap Report - Washington, DC
- Shipping Point Fruit Recap Report - Washington, DC
- National Watermelon Report
- Wheat Weakens on Friday
- Friday trading sent wheat futures into the weekend with losses. Chicago SRW closed 5 1/4 to 9 cents weaker, with a 5% loss for March from Friday to Friday. KC HRW wheat futures ended 3 3/4 to 7 cents lower, with March down 4% on the week. MPLS spring wheat...
- Cattle Complex Closes Friday Mixed
- Live cattle futures closed 12 to 22 cents lower on the day, save for a 72 cent drop in Dec as options rolled off the board. Feeder cattle futures ended the session mostly higher with 7 to 10 cent gains in the front months. Jan contracts ended with a 2...
- Hogs Weakened for Weekend
- Lean hog futures closed the last trade day of the week mixed but mostly lower. April contracts ended with a 2 cent gain on the day, but the other front months were 15 to 35 cents lower. Dec hogs ended the week even with last Friday’s close. The CME Lean...
- Corn Fades Afternoon Closes in Red
- Afternoon trading pushed corn even lower as futures head into the weekend with 5 1/2 to 6 cent losses. March contracts were down 8 1/2 cents for the week. USDA reported a large export sale of 182,020 MT of corn to Mexico under the daily reporting system. Official Census corn...
- Beans Close a Nickel Lower on Friday
- A late session selling program pushed soybeans to minus 4 1/4 to 5 1/4 cents on the day. Jan contracts closed 28 3/4 cents below last Friday. Soybean meal futures closed the session $4.00 to $4.50 lower. Soy oil futures went the other way, up 51 to 68 points for...
- Cotton Fades in Afternoon But Is Higher on Day
- After giving back some of the triple digit gains, front month cotton futures still closed 37 to 46 points higher. December cotton futures expire on Tuesday, they were down 2.5% on the week. Census export data showed an unsurprising record October with 1.195m bales shipped. YTD exports for the first...
