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Ag Plus meets producers' grain marketing needs by providing access to end-user markets, competitive bids, and pricing programs. Our experienced team offers competitive prices, transportation needs, drying, and storage services. We take pride in unloading grain quickly during the high-volume harvest season so your operation doesn't experience bottlenecks. If you have any questions, please contact Dave, Laura, Larry, Mark, Jason, or Ben for your grain marketing needs.
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Corn School Managing Vomitoxin
March 28, 2025
We would like to encourage our grain customers to sign up for ACH payments on grain. Postal rates continue to climb, service continues to have delays and losing mail. We will continue to mail or e-mail you settlements to you. ACH payments will be in your account the next business day after settlement. If you are interested, please contact your local grain branch for the forms you need to complete. If you have any additional questions contact your local branch or Amber Hale at 260-723-5141, ext. 106.
Markets were lower overnight and opened the day with lower trade. Lack of fresh news and the report on Monday kept the corn side-ways all day. Old corn finished up 3 cents while new corn closed down a penny. For the week, corn lost 11 cents. The bean market started lower and then mid day truned around. Support from soyoil and Mexico's booking of 9.6 mbu of soybeans fueled the market. Beans gained 10 cents on the week. Wheat closed lower 4 to 5 cents for a loss this week of 30 cents. Report is out Monday at noon: corn planting estimate average 94.4 million acres, forecasted bean acres at 83.8 million and wheat at 46.5 million acres. Dow is down 800 points and the Nadaq is off 575. US dollar and silver are lower and gold in trading higher.
Support on May corn is $4.54-1/4 and $4.49-3/4 and resistance is at $4.60-1/4 and 4.63-1/4. Support on May soybeans is $9.94-1/2 and $9.91 and resistance at $10.10-3/4 and $10.14-3/4. Wheat support on May at $5.30 and 5.25 with resistance at $5.51-1/2 and $5.54-1/2.