Wheat futures markets are 6 to 9 cents higher this morning. They had begun the new trade month with Monday losses. SRW futures ended 6 to 11 1/4

Additional selling overnight has corn 2 to 3 cents lower to start the Tuesday session. Front month corn futures ended the session 8 to 9 1/4 cents

At the close on Monday, finished cattle futures were 20 cents to $1.02 weaker, with April now $118.97. Cash cattle sales are generally quiet early

Soybeans start the Tuesday session 3 to 6 cents per bushel lower. Yesterday, front month soybean futures ended the first trade day of the month 10

Afternoon lean hog trading faded the early session highs, but hogs still ended in the black with 57 to 77 cent gains. April hog futures ended at

Cotton futures are 35 to 56 points lower to start the potential Turnaround Tuesday session after a strong start to the week. At the close on Monday,

The Weather Network

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• Corteva Agriscience discontinues FeXapan herbicide AGCOM - Tue Feb 23, 7:16PM CST
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• Biden might look to rejoin Pacific trade agreement Brownfield - Mon Jan 25, 3:37PM CST
• Manitoba Grain Producers Benefitting From Increased Grain Prices (Canada) GrainNet - Mon Jan 18, 12:40PM CST
• Chief Agri Names Anthony Finke as United States and Canada Sales Manager GrainNet - Thu Jan 14, 8:52AM CST
• Nebraska Department of Agriculture expanding trade Brownfield - Wed Jan 13, 3:08PM CST