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I'm Ryan Peterson. I am a former Radio Air Personality and former small town Police Chief (now retired from both). I spent 12 years in the Radio Business as a Talk Show Host in the 90's and early 2000's before "Podcasting" was ever a thing. Then, I spent 17 years as a Police Officer. I recently got back into the Talk Show business by starting this podcast called "Discerning the Unknown." My goal on "Discerning the Unknown" is to encourage Perceptive Thought and try to put ourselves in the sh ...
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The main highlight this week has been export activity, especially with Mexico's demand for corn. On Friday, they purchased 716 million tons of old-crop (OC) corn from the U.S., underscoring their ongoing need for future imports.Drought remains a concern in several regions, though there are signs of potential replenishment in some areas.Fall basis p…
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As we head into the end of the month, markets are keeping an eye on several key developments, starting with election prep in the U.S., which could bring more volatility across agricultural and financial markets. A potential divergence in the soybean complex is also taking shape; factors like South American weather and Chinese demand may pull soybea…
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The wheat market is facing some unique pressures as Russia's export taxes and variable weather continue to impact trade flows. In Brazil, weather remains a central focus as growers look for favorable conditions to support crop progress. Outside markets, including energy, are adding another layer of volatility, especially with ongoing global shifts …
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Jeff Peterson of Heartland Farm Partners recaps the factors that shaped today's market activity.Corn closed 1 to 4 cents lower.Soybeans closed 10 to 13 cents lower.Wheat closed mostly 10 cents lower.All three livestock complexes closed higher.- Why do you think corn and soybeans are starting the week of weaker?- Are the funds playing much of a role…
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Export sales have been strong this week for both corn and soybeans, providing some support to the market. All eyes are on the upcoming Chinese stimulus meeting in early November, which could influence demand and pricing. However, uncertainty remains regarding South American crop outcomes, as well as the impact of dry conditions in the U.S.—though i…
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Export sales are in focus, while election jitters are starting to impact market sentiment. Soybeans faced some pressure, with key factors dragging the market down. There's still a question of what's not supporting broader trade action. Meanwhile, anticipation builds for tomorrow’s Cattle on Feed report, and winter wheat is being eyed for pasture us…
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The basis continues to firm up as farm selling picks up momentum, contributing to market activity. Reinflation is becoming a significant part of the equation, influencing various sectors. In Brazil, much-needed rain is finally arriving, which is beneficial for crops. Export demand remains steady, but political uncertainties are adding a layer of co…
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The market saw positive action in both corn and beans, with corn pushing higher on the back of large option spreads. Export demand for grains remains strong, helping to support the upward momentum. However, winter wheat planting is facing some delays, causing concern in the wheat market. Meanwhile, cattle traders are eagerly awaiting the Cattle on …
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The corn and soybean markets are currently signaling a mixed story, with export levels remaining a key focus, particularly as concerns grow around the low Mississippi River levels impacting grain shipments. Funds have had a noticeable effect on market volatility, influencing price movement, especially in soybeans. Exports for both corn and soybeans…
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Heather Ramsey with the ARC Group based in Lincoln recaps the factors that influenced today's negative grain trade.Topics today:- Market attitude- Overnights vs. day session- Hedge funds and the election- Rain in North and South America- Fundamentals get no attentionRural Radio Network
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Mike Zuzolo of Global Commodity Analytics recaps the factors that influenced today's trading.Topics today:- Feeling like a weather market- Longevity of strength- Funds position- Metals, energies, currency- Livestock quieter todayRural Radio Network
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Politics and upcoming elections are adding uncertainty to the markets, with fiscal policy changes in China also weighing heavily on sentiment. However, big export announcements for corn and soybeans this morning provided a much-needed boost to the grain trade. Rains in Brazil are aiding crop conditions, while U.S. weather continues to be a critical…
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The NOPPA crush numbers came in strong, but corn inspections were disappointing, adding pressure to the grain market. A train derailment in Mexico created additional logistical concerns, while rains in South America are improving crop conditions there. Traders are now watching to see if the Midwest will get much-needed rainfall, with ongoing concer…
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With the Monday holiday trade, there wasn’t a lot of fresh news to kick things off. The market felt the effects of a long harvest weekend, with some chatter about potential rain next week that could impact progress. Chinese stimulus measures were also a topic of conversation, adding a bit of uncertainty to the global outlook. Feeder cattle saw some…
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The WASDE report today didn’t bring any major surprises, but there were a few key takeaways worth noting. Corn yield numbers came in close to expectations, though some believe they could still be adjusted in future reports. Soybean yield estimates also appeared reasonable, but the market will keep a close eye on how weather impacts final numbers. U…
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Wheat held higher in today’s trade, while corn and beans saw lower movement. A recovery in crude oil prices added some support to the broader market. As traders look ahead to tomorrow’s report, questions linger about potential shifts, especially with South American weather in focus. On the livestock side, the cattle market pushed higher and managed…
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Steady cattle prices were offered in the north this week, though it seems the basis may have been lost, the potential for lighter kills as packers continue to add pressure to the trade. The market is still contending with heavy cattle in the south, but despite these challenges, the cattle market has seen a strong rally overall, showing resilience i…
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Grain markets were softer overall this week, with soybeans leading the pullback. Seasonals suggest some pressure is typical during this period, while harvest is moving ahead of last year’s pace. A big question looming is where to store the grain—could this become a market issue as supplies increase? On the cattle side, the cash market remains a key…
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Weather in South America remains a critical factor, as we await Friday’s USDA report, which will provide more insight into yield expectations. The big question is whether seasonal lows have been set, and how a potentially large South American crop might impact prices moving forward. Meanwhile, dryness in the Midwest continues to pose challenges for…
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A temporary end to the port strikes has provided some relief to supply chains, while Brazil is set to receive much-needed rains, aiding their crops. The USDA report next week is highly anticipated, with markets looking for further clarity. However, drought continues to plague Russia and Ukraine, adding pressure to global grain supplies. Here in the…
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Even the wheat market struggles to pull grains higher, despite global challenges. While up days are desirable, constant upward movement isn't always sustainable. Frost worries in Australia are impacting wheat production, while drought in South America continues to hinder crop growth. Add in the disruptions from ongoing port strikes and the escalati…
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There’s positive money flow in the food and energy sectors, signaling strength in these markets. The latest StoneX customer survey suggests crop sizes are getting bigger, adding pressure on supply. In Brazil, rains are expected to return next week, which will be welcomed by the soybean and winter crops, aiding growth. Meanwhile, the EU Commission h…
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Corn broke through its 100-day moving average, signaling a key technical shift in the market. Meanwhile, geopolitical tensions are rising with Iran launching missiles into Israel, adding uncertainty to global markets. Domestically, good harvest weather is helping farmers, but the focus is also on South American weather—could it be a game changer fo…
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China's influence continues to weigh heavily on commodities, impacting global demand and pricing. The upcoming USDA Quarterly Stocks Report will provide further clarity on supply levels, potentially shifting market dynamics. Meanwhile, the effects of recent hurricanes on agriculture, particularly in key growing regions, are still being assessed. Wi…
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Hurricane concerns are looming over agriculture, with potential impacts on crop quality and transportation, while tar spot worries in the Eastern Corn Belt are adding pressure to corn yields. Harvest activity is picking up across the country, but grain markets sold off this week, driven by broader macroeconomic factors like China's stimulus efforts…
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Chinese stimulus measures are adding some optimism to global markets, but questions remain about the impact on agricultural demand, particularly for corn. With corn sitting on the sidelines, traders are left wondering what the next move will be. While the macro environment appears slightly improved, soymeal is still facing struggles, possibly due t…
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Funds are beginning to come out of their short positions, creating some movement in the markets. Early harvest updates are showing disappointing yields for soybeans, while corn seems to be holding its own as harvest progresses. In Brazil, the northern regions are struggling with poor conditions, adding to global supply concerns. The southwestern U.…
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With the FEDS rating drop adding pressure to the markets, harvest is underway, though dry conditions are raising concerns about crop quality. This year’s yield potential remains difficult to pin down, with variability across regions making it hard to get a clear picture. The upcoming Quarterly Grain Stocks and Small Grains Summary Report on Septemb…
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With the FEDS rating drop influencing market sentiment, traders are wading cautiously through the day. Wheat struggled to rally despite broader market movements, while technical indicators in the grains showed mixed signals, reflecting uncertainty. Weather remains a critical factor, impacting both harvest progress and crop conditions. Looking ahead…
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The recent drop in the FEDS rating has implications for both the U.S. dollar and foreign currencies, likely weakening the dollar and potentially making U.S. exports more attractive. With China coming off its holiday, there’s speculation about whether they will increase purchases from the U.S., especially for agricultural commodities. Meanwhile, the…
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With the rate decision coming tomorrow, markets are on edge, but cattle prices have continued to move higher. The upcoming Cattle on Feed (COF) report is also drawing attention as it could impact price direction. Grains seem to be locked in a box, with limited movement, though some commercial buying in soybeans has provided support. Corn and beans …
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NOPA Crush Report: The latest NOPA Crush Report will provide insights into soybean demand and processing, which is critical for gauging domestic supply and crush margins.Sales to China: Recent sales to China continue to influence the markets, particularly for soybeans, as China's demand plays a crucial role in price direction and global trade flows…
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The bean market turned lower today, driven by shifting weather patterns in both Brazil and the U.S., which could impact crop production. Additionally, escalating tensions between Russia and Ukraine are adding to global market uncertainty, further influencing commodity prices. In the livestock sector, cattle prices continue their rollercoaster movem…
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Today’s USDA WASDE report delivered key insights into supply and demand for major crops and livestock, impacting market expectations and strategies. Overall, the market is expected to react strongly to these revisions, with price volatility likely to increase as traders adjust positions based on the updated supply and demand dynamics.…
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Markets are bracing for the USDA WASDE report set to be released Thursday at 11 a.m., with expectations that reactions will be swift across both grain and livestock markets. The stock market has already played a key role in recent trade activity, influencing movements not just in grains but also in livestock. Mark emphasizes the importance of forwa…
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As markets position themselves ahead of Thursday's USDA crop report, there's been a noticeable reversal in soybeans, driven by lower stocks affecting both grain and livestock trade. Heather emphasizes the importance of solidifying marketing plans before harvest gets into full swing. With combines set to hit the fields, having a well-thought-out str…
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Money flow in the cattle market has been significant, contributing to a nice turnaround after a period of softness. Despite the recent jobs report, which could temper consumer demand, cattle prices have remained resilient. Fund-related trading is also playing a role in both cattle and grain markets, adding to volatility.In the grain market, China h…
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Today's trade saw a downturn, largely influenced by a weak macroeconomic picture. Outside markets played a significant role in dragging grains down, as broader economic concerns overshadowed short-term agricultural trends. Growth remains the central focus, with market participants closely watching for any signs of economic recovery. This week’s BPA…
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Geopolitical pressures continue to create uncertainty in the markets, making it difficult to forecast long-term trends. There are hints of a potential wheat rally, though the rally doesn't appear to be driven by demand but rather by supply-side concerns, including weather issues and geopolitical instability. The technicals are also playing a role, …
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Send us a text Ever wondered how early family dynamics shape our perceptions and relationships? On this gripping episode of Discerning the Unknown, I’m Ryan Peterson, joined by Darren Elliott, a survivor of narcissistic abuse who has transformed his plight into a mission to help others. From the emotional turmoil of sudden breakups to growing up wi…
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Send us a text Can you tell the difference between real and fake news? Join me, Ryan Peterson, as we unravel the complex web of misinformation in our latest episode of "Discerning the Unknown." From manipulated images of Serena Williams to satirical articles from The Onion that fooled countless readers, we’re diving deep into the dangers and impact…
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The recent market rally has sparked curiosity, with many questioning what's driving the upward momentum and whether the market has finally hit its bottom. South American planting is in focus as it could influence global crop supply, while China's soybean buying patterns are adding further complexity to the trade landscape. Additionally, the growing…
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Crops in the Eastern Corn Belt are facing varied conditions, with high moisture corn becoming a focal point as harvest approaches. As we move past the first notice day, producers are being forced to make critical decisions regarding storage, marketing, and moisture management. Despite these challenges, grain exports continue, although logistical co…
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Open interest in the grain markets is shifting, signaling potential changes in trader sentiment as we approach the new marketing year starting on September 1. Seasonals are looking favorable, with market conditions typically strengthening ahead of the harvest. Soybeans are seeing an improving situation, supported by demand and crop progress, while …
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Send us a text Have you ever found yourself getting riled up by political headlines or divisive social media posts? You're not alone. Tune in as I share my personal journey from falling for these outrage tactics to understanding the deeper mechanics behind them, thanks to the wisdom of David Beckmeyer. Beckmeyer, an expert in political polarization…
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Geopolitical tensions are once again impacting the markets today, adding to the uncertainty. China’s pullback on purchases of corn, wheat, rice, and barley is also creating additional pressure. As we approach the month’s end and head into a three-day holiday weekend, market volatility could increase. Acreage changes in Argentina are drawing attenti…
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Geopolitical tensions are rising as Israeli forces conduct a sweeping military operation in the occupied West Bank, adding uncertainty to global markets. Meanwhile, China is pulling back on its purchases of key agricultural commodities like corn, wheat, rice, and barley, which could pressure prices. Domestically, the ProFarmer Crop Tour highlighted…
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There's green on the screen across much of the agricultural sector, driven by non-commercial buying in both grains and livestock. In the cattle market, feeders experienced some commercial selling, while live cattle saw increased buying interest. Hogs are rallying back, showing renewed strength. Additionally, crop maturity is progressing earlier tha…
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Now that the ProFarmer Tour is behind us, the marketing focus will likely shift to the upcoming USDA reports, particularly the September WASDE, which will be crucial for refining yield and production expectations. Additionally, market participants will be closely monitoring fund positions, which provide insight into market sentiment and potential p…
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