Cash Pushing the Trade | 12/11/25 Cattle Chatter https://t.co/xgpcSSikdR via @YouTube

Private exporters reported the following sales activities during the 25/26 marketing year: 264,000 metric tons of soybeans for delivery to China 186,000 metric tons of corn for delivery to unknown destinations 226,000 metric tons of soybeans for delivery to unknown destinations

The Federal Reserve cut rates as expected on Wednesday. How does that impact commodities and more moving forward? Mike Zuzolo (@ZEUSHOYO) with Global Commodity Analytics joins us to discuss that, balance sheets, weather and more. https://t.co/SeYGOeoh4q

We expect to see more snow, cold and strong winds for some folks this week. Eric Snodgrass (@snodgrss) with @NutrienAgRetail joins us to discuss on our Weekly Weather Update. #AgTwitter #AgNews #AgWeather https://t.co/amCFmUTFtB

We saw soybeans and cattle move lower to start the week on Monday with mixed action elsewhere. John Heinberg (@casheagle1) with @TotalFarmMktg joins us to discuss on today's show. #AgTwitter #AgNews https://t.co/a7C9WHfGUA

Trump just confirmed that U.S. farmers will receive $12 billion in economic assistance. He said he recently spoke with Xi, and he thinks China will do even more soybean purchases than originally promised. Trump told Xi that U.S. soybeans are more nutritious than the others.

Markets are fairly mixed to lower at midday as we await a farmer aid announcement from the White House. Mike Castle (@mike_castle2) with StoneX joins us to discuss in our @markettalkag Midday Commentary.

🇺🇸Trump will announce the farmer aid Monday at 1 pm CST.

Also, it appears that the cattle market is getting back to its fundamentals as we get into December. Joe Kooima with Kooima Kooima Varilek joins us to talk livestock trade as we finish out the week. https://t.co/Kh3bXR3mqt

Are the holiday blues already impacting these grain markets as we put a wrap on the first week of December? DuWayne Bosse with @boltmarketing1 joins us to discuss on today's show. https://t.co/HVjnz5592a

Private exporters reported sales of 462,000 metric tons of soybeans for delivery to China during the 2025/2026 marketing year.

Cattle Finding New Gears | 12/4/25 Cattle Chatter https://t.co/IXo0kgpCn9 via @YouTube

Corn demand remains strong as we near the end of 2025. Bryan Doherty with @TotalFarmMktg joins us on today's show to discuss demand, chart action and share market perspective as we work into December. https://t.co/pyCmO4VR1P

Private exporters reported the following sales activities: 100,800 metric tons of corn for delivery to Colombia during the 2025/2026 marketing year 392,500 metric tons of corn for delivery to Mexico during the 2025/2026 marketing year

There is still plenty of uncertainty ahead for these markets as we roll through the final month of 2025 and into the new year. Ted Seifried (@TheTedSpread) with @ZanerAgHedge joins us to discuss and look at the markets on today's show. https://t.co/zOr6Jq1mFM

Grain markets are mostly lower at midday Wednesday as we continue to slowly receive CFTC fund data and more. Also, China/US soybean trade is in the news again today. Ryan Moe with StoneX joins us to discuss in our @markettalkag Midday Commentary.

We saw corn, wheat and cattle futures lead a rally on the second day of December. Brian Splitt (@BJSplitt) with @AgMarket_Net joins us on today's show to look at chart action, market trends and more. #AgTwitter https://t.co/YmaBHYx8IF

Grain and livestock markets are trading mostly higher as we work through our Tuesday session with corn, wheat and cattle the upside leaders. Arlan Suderman (@ArlanFF101) with StoneX joins us to discuss in our @markettalkag Midday Commentary.

We saw winter arrive in a big way across much of the Midwest over the weekend and throughout Monday too. Eric Snodgrass (@snodgrss) with @NutrienAgRetail joins us to discuss in our Weekly Weather Update. https://t.co/dXTcN1V5T7

We saw a mostly lower start to the week and the month of December in grains and livestock on Monday. John Heinberg (@casheagle1) with @TotalFarmMktg joins us to discuss the markets on today's show. https://t.co/GRJuypdC4L