March wheat futures climb $0.45 at $9.02/bushel, while soybeans and other feed grains rise $2 at $4.40/bushelled, and wheat futures hold at $1.99/bushee. Soybeans, corn, soybeans, and other key feed grains continue to climb, while wheat and other pulse markets are mostly sideways. Cattle, soybean, and oilseed prices are all in the doldrums as well.
00:00:30.000The current Mothbridge feed grain prices are as follows. Cash barley is down $2 at $4.28. Feed wheat is lower $2 at $4.40, while corn is unchanged at $4.40. Over to the milling wheat markets, March Minneapolis futures climbed $0.45 at $9.02 per bushel, with local hard red spring bid for February movement at $1,129 per bushel delivered.
00:00:51.560Looking at the oil seeds, nearby canola futures slipped further at $7.96.30 per tonne, with delivered values for February movement at $1,760 per bushel.
00:01:02.280In the pulse markets, nearby red lentil prices are sideways at $0.30 a pound, and yellow peas are holding at $1,1250 per bushel.
00:01:09.700And in the cattle markets, February live cattle dropped $0.42.5 at $1.57.05 per hundredweight.
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