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Posted at 2:25PM Tue Mar 9, 2010 CST
This Day In History
March 10, 1951
FBI director J Edgar Hoover declines post of baseball commissioner
Wednesday's USDA Crop Production and Supply and Demand reports are
expected to be mildly bullish for corn and wheat with soybeans being the
wildcard.
See DTN Ag News. 4^USDA Report Preview...
The tax bill would extend dozens of tax credits including the
$1-per-gallon biodiesel credit. It also includes a $1.5 billion agriculture
disaster aid package.
See DTN Ag News. BTax-Credit Bill Clears Hurdle...
Discounts for this year's crop insurance premiums help boost your
comfort zone without breaking the bank, DTN finds in this second of a series on
your 2010 crop insurance decisions.
See DTN Ag News. :^Crop Insurance D-Day - 2...
Prices for five of the eight major fertilizers were higher and three
were lower during the first week of March, compared to a month earlier.
However, price movements for all fertilizers continue to be relatively small.
See DTN Ag News. BDTN Retail Fertilizer Trends...
Ethanol prices have moved from a strong premium to RBOB futures to a
sharp discount. Strong demand in gasoline markets and sluggish ethanol markets
are changing the pricing dynamics between the two.
See DTN Ag News. BFor Argument's Sake...
Merchandisers were content to let cash bids for corn and wheat follow the downward path set by the futures markets in pre-report day trade, with soybeans holding steady. [Read and Comment on Full Blog]
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