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Summary
Grains, Oilseeds, Cattle, Soybeans, and Pulses all fell across the futures markets on Tuesday morning. Feed Grain prices dropped across the board and soybeans were the hardest hit. Soybeans dropped $2.20 per bushel, corn dropped $4.56 per bushelled, and wheat dropped $1.60 per hundredweight. Cattle markets were the only area of the markets that did not see as much weakness.
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The current Lethbridge feed grain prices are as follows.
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Cash barley is at $4.45, feed wheat at $4.56, and corn is at $4.57 per ton.
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Over the milling wheat markets, March Minneapolis futures slid $4.5 to $9.05 per bushel,
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with local hard red spring bid for Jan-Feb movement at $11.83 per bushel delivered.
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Looking at the oil seeds, nearby canola futures dropped $2.20 at $8.58.90 per ton,
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with delivered values for January movement and $19.25 per bushel.
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In the pulse markets, nearby red lentils remain at $0.33 a pound,
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and yellow peas are trading at $12.75 per bushel.
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And in the cattle markets, February live cattle increased $1.67.5 at $1.55.60 per hundredweight.
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