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Current Trading Hours: All Commodities: 8:30am - 4:00pm; Grain will only be bought during these hours. All prices based Bisbee; Station differentials to apply.
Dry and warm conditions prevailed over all primary crop areas Tuesday afternoon. Rainfall was confined to the Gulf and Atlantic coastal areas. Temperatures ranged from the mid-60s in northern Michigan to the mid-90s in central South Carolina. » More DTN Weather Commentary
Posted at 1:34PM Tue Jul 23, 2019 CDT
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The Bisbee Terminal is open.Delayed Pricing Program - May 1, 2019
Spring Wheat & Soybeans
Free delayed price charges on spring wheat and soybeans delivered between May 1 and July 31, 2019 with a pricing date of noon on July 31, 2019
Corn will remain on the Feb 4, 2019 Delayed Program C-5 with free delayed price until July 31, 2019 $0.10/bu. re-enrollment fee on August 1, 2019. $0.05/bu/month thereafter until priced
Canola will remain on the Feb 4, 2019 Delayed Program C-5 with free delayed price until July 31, 2019 Canola - $0.20/cwt re-enrollment fee on August 1, 2019. $0.10/cwt/month thereafter until priced
Vomotoxin over 2% in Spring Wheat and Winter Wheat is subject to discounts.
Please call the terminal, 701-656-3266, before hauling to make sure we are able to take grain.
Use the box lower right to have the futures and daily cash prices texted to your phone. Text Message Address is your cell phone # - digits only.
Website Cash Bids for Spring Wheat, Winter Wheat, and Soybeans update during the night time trading hours of 6:00 pm to 7:15 am on a 10 minute delay quote. The Cash Bids reset the following morning.
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If you are looking for a way to market some of your corn and still leave room for upside price appreciation, you might want to consider a Minimum Average Price contract.
