Maizeing Acres Inc. Cash Bids
Notes Basis Cash Price (tonne) Cash Price Futures Price Basis Month
Corn
Soybeans
Wheat, SRW

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Corn
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Soybeans
Quotes are delayed, as of March 20, 2025, 04:29:12 PM CDT or prior.
Wheat
Quotes are delayed, as of March 20, 2025, 04:29:12 PM CDT or prior.
Canadian Dollar
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Ag Market Commentary
Cattle Strength Continuing on Thursday -

Live cattle futures are holding onto strength at midday, with contracts up 17 to 60 cents at midday. Cash trade has been slower this week following

Cotton Lower at Midday Following Weaker Export Business -

Cotton futures are weaker on Thursday, as USDA’s Export Sales data was weaker. Contracts are down 30 to 45 points at midday. The outside factors

Hogs Trading Mixed on Thursday -

Lean hog futures are posting mixed action so far on Thursday, with contracts up 15 cents in April to down 55 cents in other front months. The USDA

Corn Strength Showing at Midday, with Solid Export Sales -

Corn futures are showing 4 to 6 cent gains int eh nearbys on Thursday, as new crop is 1 ½ cents in the green. The CmdtyView national average Cash

Soybeans Higher So Far on Thursday -

The soybean market is trading with contracts steady to 4 cents higher so far on Thursday. CmdtyView’s national front month Cash Bean price is up 3

Wheat Falling as USDA Report Marketing Year Low in Export Business -

Wheat futures are falling on Thursday with a weaker round of export business on Thursday. Chicago SRW futures are 7 to 9 cents in the red as the

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Markets have settled down a bit at the moment. The next big driver is likely the USDA planting intentions report on Mar 31st. I think the market is expecting 94ish mil ac of corn. I would guess it's going to be bigger than that. Corn/soy ratio has worked in corn's favour all winter, rice and especially cotton will see reductions, and in the trade war environment where exports could be hard hit, US subsidies are often heavily geared towards corn production. Feels like it could be a friendly bean report, which has been hard to come by and negative corn. Regardless, we get that behind us and we go back to trading weather and the whole growing season is ahead us yet. Weather premium usually establishes the best opportunity to sell this new crop corn and beans in the next 80 days. Have a plan, write it down, be ready. Hogs get fat, pigs get slaughtered.  

 

 

 Our annual Customer Day is Wednesday, March 26.  Save the date.  At this event, we would like to showcase what has been happening on your farm, and with your family, so send in your pictures to share! Drop them off, or email them to heather@maizeingacresinc.com.  Weddings? Farm scenes? Family?  Staff?  Pets? Livestock? New machinery?  We want to see it all!

  

 

  



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