Farming
Grain Markets Slide to End the Week: What Montana Feed Costs and Wheat Prices Could Do Next
Grain futures ended the week on the back foot, with soybeans, corn, and wheat all posting losses in late-week trade. Market reports…
Ranching
Grain Firms, Cattle Mixed as Futures Set the Friday Tone for Montana Producers
Grain and livestock futures finished the week with a split close that Montana producers will recognize: some encouragement on the small grains…
Farming
Soybeans Jump, Corn and Wheat Firm: What the Move Could Signal for Montana Feed and Hay Costs
Grain markets don’t always feel local in Montana, but price moves in soybeans, corn and winter wheat often ripple into what ranchers…
Farming
Cattle Futures Jump While Wheat Slips: What Montana Producers Can Read Into March 10 Closes
Grain and livestock futures finished mixed on March 10, with cattle contracts showing notable strength while several grain contracts drifted lower. Reports…
Farming
Dollar Drops, Grain Futures Firm: The Next Signals Montana Wheat Growers and Cattle Producers Should Watch
A softer U.S. dollar helped underpin grain and oilseed futures this week, but Montana producers should focus on what shows up in…
Farming
Corn Export Sales Rebound While Wheat Lags: What Montana Growers Should Take From the Latest Numbers
U.S. export sales data this week pointed to a noticeable bounce in corn bookings, while soybean and wheat sales looked comparatively sluggish.…
Farming
Grain Markets Split as Soy Holds Up: What Montana Feed Costs and Wheat Prices Could Do Next
Grain markets ended the latest session with no single clear direction: soybeans were mixed but generally firmer, while corn and wheat traded…