Clusters matter because they raise the stakes. When leadership teams step in as a group, they’re risking not just dollars but credibility.

USDA Grain Reports on Friday, Sep 12th

Dutch Bros gapped higher in early August after earnings estimates. On Friday BROS dropped (7.6%) on news of a large bearish option transaction. BROS looks to have plenty of support over the option cycle.

AppLovin’s bold pivot toward e-commerce could do wonders for the company.

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Shockingly, most of what people consider analysis is merely self-referential description, not validated inference. Here’s how to break free from the fog.

Lawmakers have until Oct. 1 to strike a new deal on government funding. If they fail, we're looking at another government shutdown. That could have a significant impact on markets, Social Security, and federal loans programs.

Tariff Revenue Could Fund Farm Aid in Farm Bill 2.0, Says Ag Committee Chairman

What’s Going on With Illinois Crops?

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Dry August Pushes Worsening Drought

20-Year Old Twins Reinvent a High Plains Farm After Loss

For the week December corn was up 8 ¾ cents, November soybeans lost 4 cents, December soybean meal fell $2.50, December bean oil dropped 318 points, December hard red winter wheat lost 1 1/4, December soft red winter wheat gained 7 and December hard red spring wheat fell 12. ...

Grain and livestock futures all closed in the green on Friday. Grains Soar Led by Corn Chip Nellinger, Blue Reef Agri-Marketing, says grains rallied with corn leading the charge on end of month short covering and ahead of a long holiday...

Cattle futures see some pressure early Friday with hogs and grains mixed. Cattle See Profit Taking Early FridayScott Varilek with Kooima Kooima Varilek says live and feeder cattle futures saw end of month profit taking on Thursday and some...