tyne morgan joins us from the agribusiness desk. and later a high value crop is under seige from poachers. an interesting look at genseng and what's being done to protect these easured roots from robbers. american never stops growing. thanks to farm credit, ss--grains trade lower but livestock finding a bounce. lets seeonday's session ended from the floor of the cme. lower trade today across the floor. corn, soybeansnsand wheat all trading lower. wheat market is more of a weather market with a forecast for better rain potential in the great plains, as a cold front now located in the gulf of mexico pulls some tropical moisture norththy northwest into texas which will provide some better rain in some of the dryer areas. the market is really ignoring some pretty positive demand news with some more report for soybeans. so we're really focused on harvest. weather forecasts are calling for mostly drier weather as a i noticed here in the midwest. and a more normal precipitation patterns in brazil and argentina which will added planting pro

for mike hoffman, tyne morgan and betsy good morning. thanks for joining us on this wednesday october 21st. coming up in this half hour of news 4 today... nbc's political director chuck todd made a stop in sioux city. he talked about the political climate during this presidential election cycle... and ktiv's matt breen sat down with him to pick his brain on the hot button issues. also.. the prairie hills jail is up for debate again. woodbury county supervisors talk about the future of the facility and what it would take to maintain it. and.. the end of an era for a siouxland grocery store. in business for more than a century, the family that runs it is moving on... but not without leaving a hole in the wakefield, nebraska community. and a touch down on a new life. a plane full of dogs finds a new home in utah after one woman worked tirelessly to save the pound puppies and fly them to their forever homes. that heartwarming story is on the way. but first, here's ben.

in this morning's analysis tyne morgan (cut through the uncertainy in ththmarkets. give mike a call at 888-747-0843) (bean harvest is wrapping up in the u.s. atteteion now shifts to brazil. what does it mean to bean markets? we'll talk about it in the profarmer profit briefing, welcome back to agday with meteorologist mike hoffman. mike, we're seeing some rain in texas and d me other pockets of the southern plains. where will we see this rain next? well most of it will continue to move through texas and northward. a lot will be beneficial. some will be way too much. so let's just put the maps into motion and watch that system as it starts to move off to the north but the moisture continuing to flow off the gulf of mexico. some of it off the pacific ocean. we will continue to put down huge amounts of rain in parts of texas. it's going to be a fairly good soaker north. for the rest of the country, southeast going to continue to drdre high pressure contntuing to dominate. the great lakes and ohio valley will continue to be dry as well with another quick shot of cooler

good morning i'm tyne morgan. clinton griffiths is off today. usda releases its latest crop progress report this afternoon. but we already know north dakota corn harvest is way ahead of schedule. normally many north dakota farmers won't begin shelling corn until early november. but as cliff naylor shows us many y oducers will already have their crop at the elevator before e first snow hits the fields. a dry summer and fall have given north dakota farmers a head start on harvesting late season row crops. dustin goehring - corn rmer: for us, this i ireally early, it's nice if we can get if off before we get any bad weather. it's easier on our never fun. dustin goehring usually doesn't start the corn harvest until early november, this year he might be finished cutting his crop by then and he's also saving lots of money because the crop is already dried down. jackie buckley - morton county extension agent: with the price of corn the way itits, three bucks or less, they don't want to run it through the dryer because that costs money. wayne bodvig pla

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