Grains, Soybeans, Cattle, and Pulsals hold steady, while wheat, wheat, and soybeans rise. Feed grain prices are steady, soybeans, corn, soymeal, and wheat are all higher, while soybeans and soymeal futures are higher. Soybeans are higher, corn is higher, and canola is higher.
00:00:30.000The current Northbridge feed grain prices are as follows. Cash barley is unchanged at $4.55, feed wheat is steady at $4.74, and corn is up $2.00 at $4.77.
00:00:51.740In the milling wheat markets, December Minneapolis futures are $0.12 lower at $9.69, with local hard red spring bid for December movement at $12.40 per bushel delivered.
00:01:03.380Over the oilseeds, nearby canola futures are higher $7.10 at $886 per tonne, with delivered values for December movement at $20.54 per bushel.
00:01:14.020In the pulse markets, nearby red lentils are holding at $0.34 a pound, and yellow peas remain at $13 per bushel.
00:01:22.500And in the cattle markets, December live cattle slipped $0.27 at $1.52.20 per hundredweight.
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