Entries for September 2019
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25 Sep 2019
DTN Closing Livestock Comment 09/25 16:48 Livestock Futures Rise on Widespread Buying Interest Livestock futures closed with strong gains on positive news for both cattle and hog trade. Follow-through interest early Thursday morning. By Rick Kment DTN Analyst GENERAL COMMENTS: Strong buyer support developed in both cattle and hog trade Wednesday. N...
25 Sep 2019
DTN Chart Technical Points 09/25 16:30 DTN FUTURES 10 9/25/19 SLOW STOCHASTIC PRICES ARE DECIMAL MOVING AVERAGES RSI'S 5 Day 20 Day CONTRACT CLOSE 4-Day 9-Day 18-Day 45-Day 9Day 14Day 30Day %K %D %K %D CBTWT DEC 477.25 481.56 484.47 476.94 482.09 44.87 46.66 46.47 17 26 77 84 CBTWT MAR 483.75 488.31 490.97 483.24 489.38 44.68 46.26 45.70 18 27 77 8...
25 Sep 2019
By Elaine KubDTN Contributing Analyst And now it's fall. This hardly feels accurate, considering how mild and pleasant the September weather has been (for those of us who haven't been overwhelmed by flooding). Yet, the calendar assures me it's true as Monday was the first official day of fall. That means it's time to think about pumpkin spice fla...
25 Sep 2019
By Victoria G. MyersProgressive Farmer Senior Editor It takes some people a lifetime to find their passion. Matthew King realized after graduating with a degree in microbiology that all he really wanted to do was raise cattle. It was an aha moment that required a pretty drastic U-turn, complicated by the fact that King had dispersed his cow herd du...
25 Sep 2019
By Bryce AndersonDTN Senior Ag Meteorologist OMAHA (DTN) -- As central U.S. producers make plans to harvest corn and soybeans in a year marked by record rain and flooding, prospects already indicate the 2020 crop year could bring more of the same. That's because one of the building blocks of spring flooding -- ample amounts of soil moisture -- is a...