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Agriculture futures rise on Chicago Board of Trade
Agriculture futures were mostly higher midday Tuesday on the Chicago Board of Trade. Wheat for March delivery advanced 8.25 cents to $6.25 a bushel; March corn rose 5.25 cents to $4.165 a bushel; March oats were unchanged at $2.16 a bushel; and March soybeans jumped 18 cents to $10.05 a bushel.
The Weather Channel Interactive , in partnership with agricultural products leader Monsanto Company (NYSE: MON), announced a new section on weather.com® dedicated to weather and farming at www.weather.com/farming . Within the Agriculture News & Forecast, the main feature is the Farmers Forecast, which includes up-to-date weather information that matters most to the agricultural community, such ...
(Greene County, MO) -- Even though it's winter time, several people around Springfield are still enjoying some fresh local produce. The owners of Millsap Farms set up a community supported agriculture program or CSA to offer fresh veggies all year long.
KUALA TERENGGANU, Jan 4 (Bernama) -- Agriculture activities will be intensified to offset the effects of the expected slowdown in the manufacturing and service sectors following the global economic crisis.
TRURO – A career fair offering opportunities to network with businesses looking to hire people with a background in agriculture will take place today.
(AP:CHICAGO) Agriculture futures rose Tuesday on the Chicago Board of Trade. Wheat for March delivery jumped 26.75 cents to $6.435 a bushel, while March corn popped 16.25 cents to $4.275 a bushel and March oats leaped 12 cents to $2.28 a bushel. March soybeans soared 29 cents to $10.16 a bushel.
Agriculture futures were mostly higher midday Tuesday on the Chicago Board of Trade.
Recently I was asked how I typically respond when someone says, “It’s not your grandfather’s agriculture anymore.” This question came during a meeting of state Farm Bureau personnel, at which we traditionally conduct a segment called “Stump Stallman.”
Agriculture, and in particular Illinois agriculture, has always been a part of Jo Wenzel's life and livelihood.
