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Summary
The market is looking like the start line at a quarter mile racetrack, with all lights showing green. Canola futures jumped $17.20 to $8.25/bushel, wheat rose $1.95 to $4.44/sheet, and soybeans rose $3.45 to $11.45/bagger. Cattle markets are also up, and there are a few markets going sideways.
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looking like the start line at a quarter mile racetrack with all lights showing green.
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We've got March Minneapolis futures are up three and a quarter cents to $9.25 per bushel
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and local hard red spring bid for Feb March movement at $11.45 per bushel delivered.
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In the oil seeds, nearby canola futures jumped $17.20 to $8.25 per metric ton
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with delivered values for February movement at $18.25 per bushel.
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February live cattle are also up $1.95 to $1.68 and two-thirds per hundredweight.
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Pulse markets, for example, red lentils are trading at $0.30 per pound
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and the yellow peas are holding at $1.250 per bushel.
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and corn is unchanged at $4.45 per metric as well.
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