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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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- Sidwell Strategies Week-in-Review CommodityBuzz: Long liquidation in grains, cattle placements surge
- AgFax Weekend: Dicamba’s Status As EPA Scrambles? It’s Complicated.
- Weekly Cotton Market Review – USDA
- Oil Crops Outlook: Higher Soybean Prices Led by Lower Supply, Brisk Export Sales
- Wheat Outlook: Larger Crops Forecast for Key Exporting Nations
- Feed Grain Outlook: Corn Crop Reduced by 379Mln Bushels
- Cotton Outlook: Global Stock Increase Led by India
- Rice Outlook: U.S. Production Forecast Raised to 225Mln Hundredweight
- Reminder: Update Safety-Net Program Crop Yields by Sept. 30
- Drought Monitor Weekly: Sally Brought Record Floods, Otherwise Mostly Dry
- Daily Movement Report
- National Fruit and Vegetable Retail Report
- National FOB Review
- Tomato Fax Report
- Shipping Point Vegetable Recap Report - Washington, DC
- Shipping Point Fruit Recap Report - Washington, DC
- Ornamental Shipment Report through Otay Mesa - San Francisco, CA
- National Watermelon Report
- Shipping Point Vegetable Report - Phoenix, AZ
- Beans Hold $10 for Weekend
- Soybean futures closed the Friday session 2 1/2 to 5 cents in the black after 4 days of drops. For the week Nov beans were down 3.93%. Soymeal futures closed the session up $1.50 to $3.10/ton, but were still down 0.15% wk/wk. Bean oil futures were 38...
- Cattle Close Lower
- Pre-report positioning left futures down $0.45 to $1.05 on the day. Feeder cattle futures closed the last trading day of the week $1.90 to $2.07 in the red. The 9/24 Feeder Cattle Index from CME was down $0.36 to $142.23. Catch up business for Friday...
- Corn Gains ahead of Weekend
- Corn futures came back down from the highs on Friday, but still ended the session 3/4 to 1 3/4 cents higher. The Friday gain followed 4 previous days of losses and futures were 3.5% lower wk/wk. NOAA’s 5-day QPF shows limited moisture returning thi...
- Friday Wheat Trade Ends Lower
- Domestic wheat futures traded lower on Friday. KC HRW futures were down the most closing 7 1/2 to 8 1/4 cents lower. From Friday to Friday, December HRW was down 29 cents. CBT wheat was down by 4 1/2 to 5 3/4 cents at the close. From Friday to Friday...
- Hog Market Rallies into Weekend
- Traders responded to the Hogs and Pigs report with a triple digit gain on Friday. For October futures that resulted in a 7.89% gain for the week. The national hog herd was ~315k head above the average trade guess, and still above Sept ’19. The quar...
- Ag Market Commentary
- Corn futures came back down from the highs on Friday, but still ended the session 3/4 to 1 3/4 cents higher. The Friday gain followed 4 previous days of losses and futures were 3.5% lower wk/wk. NOAA’s 5-day QPF shows limited moisture returning thi...
