matt bennett, angie setzer and joe vaclavik join me next. at 2016 farm progress show is brought to you by channel. find your local channel seedsman at channel.com> welcome back to u s farm report will as promised we're here in the channel tent at farm progress show we just came off of crop tour week an interesting week i know matt you were on a crop tour but to see them come up with this final yield of one seventy points to angie it it seems that we haven't had much traded reaction since no well i think we saw the bulk of the trade reaction come out after the usda come out at one seventy five one i think the into that report expecting a one seventy one so they have the pro farmer tour go out and come up with one seventy ish around there i think that's really where the trade is centered on they went in with that expectation we traded later on this level we got a higher number from the usda they kind of threw that out didn't change what the direction we're trading at that point and so now i think the fact that it didn't come out in a one sixty

market analyst angie setzer with citizens l-l-c has more. "we're starting to see a little more strength or a bit more recovery, or perhaps follow through from the buying that we saw there the tail end of last week. there's some talk that perhaps.." "some of these really heavy rains that we're seeing continue to deliver some heavy rain to the western corn belt in the southern plains or could potentially in the delta region could potentially be limiting or hurting soybean conditions or perhaps even soybean meal going forward with some disease occurring. we are starting to see some actual combines yield reports coming in corn and they are indicating a little bit lighter than what the usda's been playing through so far. so we finally ran out of sellers in the cattle and hog markets at this point in time. trading higher today. fundamentall y speaking nothing really significantly has changed. we still have heavier weights, we still have the same supply of protein." "on the market that was weighing heavy. they'll be here if we're moving lower but a

market analyst angie setzer with citizens l-l-c has more. "we're starting to see a little more strength or a bit more recovery, or perhaps follow through from the buying that we saw there the tail end of last week. there's some talk that perhaps.." "some of these really heavy rains that we're seeing continue to deliver some heavy rain to the western or could potentially in the delta region could potentially be limiting or hurting soybean conditions or perhaps even soybean meal going forward with some disease occurring. we are starting to see some actual combines yield reports coming in corn and they are indicating a little bit lighter than what the usda's been playing through so far. so that's kind of giving us some strength there." "it looks like we finally ran out of sellers in the cattle and higher today. fundamentall y speaking nothing really significantly has changed. we still have heavier weights, we still have the same supply of protein." "on the market that was weighing heavy. they'll be here if we're moving lower but after a while a

market analyst angie setzer has more.. "the fact that we've seen a good bump in price, in soybeans as of late. has kind of allowed for a risk off approach and maybe some sellers to step in..." "..pushing the market down here in the short term. the announcement overnight or early wednesday morning that egypt would back off their ergot tolerance take that out to international of a bounce and that bounce in wheat has helped throw some support in corns way." "overnight we did see china say that they will relax their policy on u.s. beef imports so that was very positive. but the news that jbs and a few other groups out there are starting to load some cargos of beef for the u.s. from brazil is weighing, and that's got us getting a little bit of a tug-of-war here in the short term." "just more of the same it seems in hogs. we've got the supply side is not a concern. we're working on trying to grow demand and not necessarily seeing it. unfortunatel y it's a lot more of the same. but at least we're seeing a mixed trade." ---- canad

market analyst angie setzer has more.. "the fact that we've seen a good bump in price, in soybeans as of late. has kind of allowed for a risk off approach and maybe some sellers to step in..." "..pushing the market down here in the short term. the announcement tolerance take that out to international trade levels. did help give wheat a little bit of a bounce and that bounce in wheat has helped throw some support in corns way." "overnight we did see china say that they will relax their policy on u.s. beef imports so that was very positive. but the news that jbs and a few other groups out there are starting to load some cargos of beef for the u.s. from brazil is weighing, and that's got us getting a in the short term." "just more of the same it seems in hogs. we've got some heavier weights going on. the supply side is not a concern. we're working on trying to grow demand and not necessarily seeing it. unfortunatel y it's a lot more of the same. but at least we're seeing a mixed trade." ---- canada is looking for a source of

is spoke with market analyst angie setzer about what was going on in grains before a big stocks report today.. "it is a hurry up and wait going into tomorrow's quarterly stocks and grains report. mainly because tomorrows numbers for corn and soybeans especially are going to give us the usda final .." i had left over at the end of our last marketing year as we went into harvest. so the main thing that we want to see from a market standpoint is that the number that comes out tomorrow isn't larger than the 1.7 billion and the 195 million in soybeans that we saw as ending stock predictions in the last supply and demand report." "same story, different day, stepping in and saying they will supplies or imports from us.we're still seeing the brazilian cattle story. you know, i continue to watch what's developing in brazil, especially with their dry conditions and lack of available feed." "same stuff in hogs. from one day to the other we might trade headlines, it's gotten pretty thin there. every time you think we may have found a bottom it tends to be a little bit of a false floor. you know, w

is spoke with market analyst angie setzer about what was going on in grains before a big stocks report today.. "it is a hurry up and wait going into tomorrow's quarterly stocks and grains report. mainly because tomorrows numbers for corn and soybeans especially are going to give us the usda we had left over at the end of our last marketing year as we went into harvest. so the main thing that we want to see from a market standpoint is that the number that comes out tomorrow isn't larger than the 1.7 billion and the 195 million in soybeans that we saw as ending stock predictions in the last supply and demand report." "same story, different day, we're still trying to find out what that means with china stepping in and saying seeing the brazilian cattle story. you know, i continue to watch what's developing in brazil, especially with their dry conditions and lack of available feed." "same stuff in hogs. from one day to the other we might trade headlines, it's gotten pretty thin there. every time you think we may have found a bottom it tends to be a little bit of a false floor. you know, we