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	C - CORN - CBOT
	Month	Open	High	Low	Last	Change	Time	More
	Sep 10	383'0	393'2	382'2	392'6s	13'4	07/30
	Dec 10	397'0	407'0	396'6	406'6s	13'0	07/30
	Mar 11	409'4	418'4	409'4	418'6s	12'2	07/30
	May 11	419'0	425'6	419'0	425'4s	11'4	07/30
	Jul 11	427'0	432'2	427'0	432'0s	11'2	07/30
	Sep 11	428'2	432'2	428'2	433'0s	8'6	07/30

	S - SOYBEANS - CBOT
	Month	Open	High	Low	Last	Change	Time	More
	Aug 10	1035'0	1051'0	1033'4	1052'4s	25'6	07/30
	Sep 10	998'0	1011'4	997'0	1012'0s	19'2	07/30
	Nov 10	994'0	1007'0	993'4	1005'0s	17'0	07/30
	Jan 11	1000'0	1010'4	1000'0	1011'0s	15'4	07/30
	Mar 11	1011'0	1011'0	1009'0	1013'0s	14'6	07/30
	May 11	1004'0	1009'0	1004'0	1012'2s	13'0	07/30

	W - WHEAT - CBOT
	Month	Open	High	Low	Last	Change	Time	More
	Sep 10	637'0	662'4	636'6	661'4s	34'0	07/30
	Dec 10	669'0	694'4	668'4	693'6s	34'2	07/30
	Mar 11	692'0	712'0	692'0	713'4s	30'4	07/30
	May 11	715'0	715'0	714'4	714'4s	26'2	07/30

	@AC - DENATURED FUEL ETHANOL - CBOT
	Month	Open	High	Low	Last	Change	Time	More
	Aug 10	1.700	1.706	1.690	1.702s	0.036	07/30
	Sep 10	1.645	1.670	1.645	1.666s	0.031	07/30
	Oct 10	1.645	1.660	1.645	1.653s	0.026	07/30

	LC - LIVE CATTLE - CME
	Month	Open	High	Low	Last	Change	Time	More
	Aug 10	91.875	92.725	91.800	92.650s	0.800	07/30
	Oct 10	93.400	94.650	93.400	94.600s	1.125	07/30
	Dec 10	95.500	96.375	95.500	96.225s	0.875	07/30

	LH - LEAN HOGS - CME
	Month	Open	High	Low	Last	Change	Time	More
	Aug 10	84.850	86.000	84.650	85.825s	0.975	07/30
	Oct 10	78.000	79.100	77.950	79.025s	0.950	07/30
	Dec 10	75.000	75.750	75.000	75.400s	0.475	07/30

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	Did You Know?
	In 1830 Massachusetts became the first state to perform a soil survey
	Fact courtesy of the USDA


	Welcome
	Your Farm. Our Focus. We are proven, trusted, and innovative seed professionals who have designed a company focused to deliver select growers rare and uncompromising value. Our know-how and willingness to deliver the unique genetics and technology each field requires demonstrates our priority on you. Corporate ag suppliers label you as a “farmgate”, your buying decisions as “share of wallet”, and your most important hybrid as a “stock keeping unit.” Ultimately, what makes us different is our focus on you and what it will take to allow you to earn more, farm more, and sleep better. We invite you to experience being truly connected to your seed partner.

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Arlington, NE

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Temp:	85^oF	Feels Like:	89^oF
Humid:	56%	Dew Pt:	68^oF
Barom:	29.98	Wind Dir:	NNW
Cond:	Sunny	Wind Spd:	6 mph
Sunrise:	6:20	Sunset:	8:44
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NCBA Spotlights Worries of New Rule

7/30 5:18 PM

Producers and others who spoke this week at the National Cattlemen's Beef Association summer meeting on the proposed livestock competition rule complained about the potential impact to marketing agreements that could take away premiums producers have worked aggressively to gain.

No World Wheat Shortage Seen

7/30 7:51 AM

Despite weather problems in Canada and Russia wheat areas, world supplies show no sign of impending shortage.

Covering the Basis

7/28 3:28 PM

The spring wheat basis has been collapsing since early July due to a large carryover from the previous year and the outlook for a large new crop. Demand is predicted to increase only slightly with exports rising and domestic use falling. Basis levels look to weaken further during the harvest and beyond.

Some Insect Numbers Down

7/28 3:27 PM

Wet weather and other factors have so far kept soybean and corn insect pests at bay. Bug experts stress growers should continue scouting, especially for corn rootworm and soybean aphid damage.