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We know farmers are good at producing grain, but we want them to be good at marketing it, too. Grain marketing is a critical part of keeping farming operations profitable. From the history of grain trading to the importance of domestic and international markets, we’ll help you understand all facets of grain marketing. And, we’ll give you resources to build your own grain marketingHosted by Chad Moyer, GrainIQ is a production of the Nebraska Rural Radio Association in cooperation and with support by the Nebraska Soybean Board.
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For twenty years, the math for U.S. grain storage was simple: for every extra bushel the American farmer grew, the industry built a bushel of space to hold it. But according to University of Illinois economist Joe Janzen
What happens when the world stops growing? In this episode of Grain IQ, Chad Moyer talks with Matt Clark and Don Close of Terrain about The Big Shrink, a new series examining how declining populations in major trade part
What does 2026 have in store for grain and livestock markets? On this episode of Grain IQ, host Chad Moyer sits down with Matt Wiegand of FuturesOne and Ross Baldwin of AgMarket.Net for a wide-ranging market outlook reco
The Pro Farmer Crop Tour is one of the most anticipated events of the year for farmers and the grain trade. Now in its 33rd year, the tour provides boots-on-the-ground insights into yield potential across the Corn Belt.
Harvest is here, and so are the tough grain marketing decisions. Prices are below break-even. Biofuel policy is uncertain. Global competition and interest rates add even more pressure. In this episode of Grain IQ, host C
Dive into a grain market outlook for 2025 with industry experts Darin Newsom of Barchart and Alan Brugler of Brugler Marketing and Management. Recorded live at the 2024 Nebraska Ag Expo, this Grain IQ episode captures ke
Consistent randomness and investigative reporting are two themes that come from the Pro Farmer Crop Tour every August. The tour has become an industry event that analysts, agronomists, farmers and more closely watch for
On-farm grain storage has drastically changed how producers harvest and market their grain. What are the economic benefits of keeping grain in good condition? Are there considerable differences in storage practices? In p
On-farm grain storage gives farmers another option at harvest, but it also adds a few more factors to consider in a risk management plan. For farmers considering expanding their on-farm storage capacity, what specificall
Due to the growing demand for soybean oil, soybean crush capacity is rapidly expanding across Nebraska to increase soy oil output. Will this lead to increased soybean prices? How do you factor these elements into your ri
The U.S. Dollar. The Brazilian Deal. The Chinese Yuan. The U.S. Dollar is often referred to in commodity trading, but why? What impact does it have on major commodities? About 65% - 75% of all price settlements and merch
Every Friday after the markets close, the Commitment of Traders report is released by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). You’ve likely heard analysts talk about the report, but what does it really mean for
The funds are net short. The funds are net long. The funds are... huh? Who are “the funds” anyway, and how do they influence my grain marketing plan? John Payne with Advanced Trading has been in grain marketing for nearl
It seems like market analysts always bring up South American corn and soybean production. Does that really matter for your farming operation? Jeff Peterson, president of Heartland Farm Partners in Lincoln, breaks down So
Welcome back to Grain IQ! In this episode, we sit down with Cory Walters, an associate professor in the Department of Ag Economics at the University of Nebraska Lincoln, to dive deep into the world of crop insurance and
Welcome to Season 4 of the grain marketing podcast, Grain IQ, hosted by Chad Moyer!
Farmers have been hesitant to sell to bushels, as corn and soybean prices witnessed a sharp decline from their earlier peaks. Consequently, elevators find themselves with lower levels of grain ownership, impacting their
Long before the instantaneous internet, grain traders in Chicago made trades by hand. Literally. In fact, traders basically came up with their own version of sign language for this highly-active job. Mark Gold of Top Thi
Once a city kid who went to school to be a doctor, Mark Gold with Top Third Ag Marketing in Chicago became a widely-respected grain trader and analyst who continues to serve producers. In this episode of Grain IQ, Gold s
Honey, I shrunk the futures contracts! Since the late 1990s, mini futures contracts have been traded, representing a fraction of standard-size contracts. Then came the introduction of micro futures contracts. On this epi
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