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ANNOUNCEMENTS
CG&S Joins COMARK EQUITY ALLIANCE
Built on Trust and Integrity - Focused on Service, Growth, and Efficiency
Cooperative Grain & Supply is excited to announce a new grain alliance partnership with CoMark Equity Alliance (CEA) beginning February 1, 2022. As a result, CG&S is no longer affiliated with the company, or the employees of the company, formally known as TMA.
Please contact CG&S or our CEA risk management Advisor Jake Leis for all of your future grain and risk management needs.
Jacob Leis
CEA Risk Management Advisor
785-258-4183
Thank you for the past, present, and future support of Cooperative Grain & Supply.
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- More Losses in Cotton through Midday
- Cotton futures are off their early session highs and are adding another +4 cents to the slide. Losses a midday have the front month s373 to 491 points in the red. USDA’s weekly Crop Progress report showed 44% of the cotton crop was squaring, up from 33% last week and...
- Soy Weakness Continuing
- After attempting a turnaround, the soybean futures market is back in the red for the day through midday. Losses are 7 1/2 to 10 3/4 cents so far in the front months. Soymeal prices are relatively firm thus far, down $6 from the early session highs but still $1 to...
- More Wheat Weakness through Wednesday
- Futures initially tried to stage a bounce for the Wednesday session, but the market turned red into midday. CBT SRW futures are >40 cents off their highs from earlier with double digit losses of as much as 17 1/4 cents. KC wheat prices are down 24 to 26 3/4 cents...
- Corn Giving Back Earlier Recovery
- Midday corn markets are back in the red after attempting a wobble back Wednesday earlier. Futures are 12-15 cents off their highs with midday losses of 8 to 10 cents. NOAA’s 7-day QPF has rainfall stretching from mid NE through the KY/TN/NC border. Eastern NE/Western IA will top out near...
- Cattle Up Triple Digits
- Front month live cattle futures are trading $0.62 to $1.65 higher through midday. The weekly FCE sold none of the 1,768 head listed, as cash trade for the week remains unestablished. Bids were mostly capped at $137 against $139 asks, though there was a pen of NE steers that went...
- Hogs Rallying Triple Digits
- Front month lean hog futures are trading with midday gains of as much as $3.25 so far. The gains dwindle through the delivery months as Feb futures are up just 20 cents and the April contract is down by 15 cents at midday. USDA’s National Average Afternoon Base Hog price...
