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GMO Statement:
A significant amount of dried distillers grains (DDGS) product from the Cardinal Ethanol plant has the potential to be exported at any given time. It is important for you to know that non-approved varieties compromise our ability to provide our dried distiller’s grain to strategic and vital export customers.
As a corn producer or customer of Cardinal Ethanol, please check with your seed sales representative if you have any doubts about your seed corn and respectfully follow their stewardship guidelines if you plan to grow unapproved varieties of corn. We reserve the right to test deliveries and decline any loads that test positive. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact our office
- Cotton Recovering into Tuesday
- AM cotton prices are working 18 to 26 points higher so far for a possible Turnaround Tuesday. Cotton dropped on the first trade day of the week to close 63 to 74 points in the red. March futures were less than 10 points off their daily low at the settle....
- Corn Fractionally Weaker for Day Session
- Current corn prices are again back to their start into Tuesday with the board sitting less than a penny in the red. The overnight action saw trade as low as -2 and as high as +2 ¼ cents for March. Corn began the new week of trading with a fractionally...
- Cattle Posted New Lows for the Move
- The nearby live cattle futures fell triple digits again on Monday, led by a $2.05 drop for Feb. Feeders were also red on Monday, closing the session with $3.65 to $3.90 losses of as much as 1.8%. There were no confirmed cash trades on Monday, with cash trade last week...
- Soybeans Turning Around, but with Tight Overnight Range
- Front month soybean prices are working fractionally to 3 cents higher early in the Tuesday session. Overnight, Jan stayed in an 8 ¼ cents range from -1 ½ to +6 ¾.Soybeans closed near the intraday lows for the first trading day of the week. March contracts were the weakest with...
- Hogs Finished Mostly Higher on Monday
- Front month lean hog futures were $0.70 to $1.17 higher at the closing bell for the first trade day of the week. Feb contracts settled more than $1 off their session high. The increasingly thin Dec contract dropped by 55 cents. The National Average Base Hog price was 7 cents...
- AM Wheat Trades Weaker
- Wheat prices are trading in the red after a ~10c overnight range saw action on both sides of UNCH. SRW wheat futures ended Monday with a 3.3% gain in the Dec contract, and with 17 cent gains for the other front months. A big SRW sale to China boosted that...