Live cattle futures ended Wednesday trade with most contracts steady to 20 cents lower. Feeder cattle futures were mixed on the day, with front

Wheat futures are trading 1 to 3 cents lower in the early going, with MPLS spring wheat the firmest and Chicago the weakest. They saw 10 to 12 cent

Soybean futures are 1 to 2 cents lower this morning. They posted 15 to 16 cent gains in most contracts on Wednesday, taking back Tuesday’s

Corn futures are trading fractionally higher since ending the Wednesday session with most contracts 2 to 3 cents in the green. Preliminary open

Cotton futures are trading 3 to 15 points lower this morning. They were 2 to 92 points higher in most contracts on Wednesday. A weaker US dollar

Corn futures are trading fractionally higher since ending the Wednesday session with most contracts 2 to 3 cents in the green. Preliminary open

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