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Futures
@C - CORN - CBOT
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May 25
479'2
-2'4
481'6
483'0
479'0
481'6
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Jul 25
487'0
-3'0
490'0
491'6
486'4
490'0
08:16A
Sep 25
451'6
-5'0
456'2
456'6
451'2
456'6
08:15A
Dec 25
459'6
-4'6
464'0
464'4
459'0
464'4
08:18A
@S - SOYBEANS - CBOT
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May 25
1034'0
4'4
1030'6
1039'4
1030'4
1029'4
08:18A
Jul 25
1045'6
4'2
1042'0
1051'4
1041'6
1041'4
08:16A
Aug 25
1041'2
3'4
1038'2
1046'4
1037'6
1037'6
08:19A
Sep 25
1022'2
1'6
1020'6
1027'4
1020'0
1020'4
08:00A
@BO - SOYBEAN OIL - CBOT
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May 25
48.11
0.29
47.81
48.37
47.80
47.82
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Jul 25
48.61
0.30
48.27
48.84
48.26
48.31
08:17A
Aug 25
48.48
0.26
48.17
48.74
48.16
48.22
08:00A
Sep 25
48.34
0.29
47.99
48.57
47.99
48.05
08:00A
@SM - SOYBEAN MEAL - CBOT
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May 25
2939
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2929
2949
2926
2929
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Jul 25
3011
8
3005
3023
3001
3003
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Aug 25
3031
8
3022
3041
3021
3023
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Sep 25
3038
6
3033
3049
3032
3032
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@W - WHEAT - CBOT
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May 25
534'2
-4'2
540'0
540'4
533'0
538'4
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Jul 25
548'4
-3'6
554'2
554'4
547'0
552'2
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Sep 25
563'2
-4'2
568'4
569'2
561'6
567'4
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Dec 25
585'6
-4'4
590'4
592'0
584'2
590'2
08:11A
@KW - HARD RED WINTER WHEAT - CBOT
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May 25
551'0
0'2
552'6
555'2
549'6
550'6
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Jul 25
562'6
-1'0
565'0
567'0
561'2
563'6
08:18A
Sep 25
577'4
-1'0
579'6
581'6
576'0
578'4
08:19A
Dec 25
600'4
-1'2
602'6
605'0
599'0
601'6
08:17A
@MW - HARD RED SPRING WHEAT - MGE
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May 25
600'0
0'0
600'0
603'2
598'6
600'0
08:00A
Jul 25
613'2
-0'6
614'0
617'0
612'2
614'0
08:10A
Sep 25
627'6
-0'6
629'0
632'0
626'4
628'4
07:45A
Dec 25
646'4
0'0
647'0
650'2
646'4
646'4
08:00A
@GF - FEEDER CATTLE - CME
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May 25
285.250
- 1.325
286.900
288.350
285.100
285.525s
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@LE - LIVE CATTLE - CME
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Apr 25
209.725
- 0.050
209.900
210.975
209.000
209.775s
08:04A
@HE - LEAN HOGS - CME
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May 25
91.225
0.625
90.525
91.350
90.525
91.025s
08:03A
@EU - EURO FX - CME
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May 25
1.148050
-0.006150
1.150450
1.156450
1.147550
1.154200
08:19A
@AD - AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR - CME
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May 25
0.639300
-0.002200
0.642750
0.642750
0.638050
0.641500
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@JY - JAPANESE YEN - CME
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May 25
0.0071300
-0.0000065
0.0071100
0.0071680
0.0071065
0.0071365
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Did You Know?
In 1970 the Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to Norman Borlaug for developing high-yielding wheat varieties
Fact courtesy of the USDA
Local Conditions
Manhattan, KS
Chg Zip Code:
Temp:
56 o F
Feels Like:
56 o F
Humid:
87 %
Dew Pt:
52 o F
Barom:
29.96
Wind Dir:
N
Cond:
N/A
Wind Spd:
0 mph
Sunrise:
6:39
Sunset:
8:11
As reported at MANHATTAN, KS at 8:00 AM
Local Forecast
Manhattan, KS
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High: 81 °F Low: 49 °F Precip: 55 %
High: 73 °F Low: 57 °F Precip: 57 %
High: 73 °F Low: 57 °F Precip: 80 %
High: 71 °F Low: 57 °F Precip: 58 %
High: 71 °F Low: 53 °F Precip: 55 %
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DTN Weather Summary
DTN Crops News
Friday, April 11, 2025 10:06AM CDT
As warmer temperatures return to the Midwest, so do alfalfa weevils. The pests feast on alfalfa plants in the early spring and, if not treated, tonnage and quality can be reduced significantly. There are several insecticide treatment options available to producers.
Thursday, April 10, 2025 10:27AM CDT
Last season, corn leafhoppers expanded their range as far north as Iowa, Nebraska and Minnesota, bringing corn stunt disease to new fields. What's in store for 2025?
Tuesday, April 8, 2025 12:09PM CDT
For many winter wheat producers, this year is starting off much like last year, with a crop that's poised to succeed if Mother Nature provides the needed rainfall.