Once again, we see the contemporary food industry asking for unprofitable production practices from the agricultural sector.

Lower ethanol demand and high global stocks reduce price potential.

Here is great marketing advice to help you take advantage of opportunities and shifts in the market, this week or next year.

In March, the price for cotton dropped below 50-cents a pound as farmers were making final plans for planting spring crops. Farmers need at least 65-cents a pound for cotton to break even.

Heifers offered more this week than steers, cow prices jumped all around once again.

Updated: Only 92 million corn acres offsets higher than expected June 1 stocks.

Once you learn to understand cattle markets, you’ll find more profit options.