
DTN's weekly spot price for domestic distillers dried grains was lower on average versus a week ago.
Wall Street capped a volatile day of trading Friday with a broad rally that snapped the market's three-day losing streak.
Rising prices received for distillers dried grains and ethanol bolstered improving margins at DTN's hypothetical ethanol plant.
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Mary Kennedy has been in the grain business for more than 25 years and has worked in the Minneapolis, Duluth-Superior and PNW markets as a buyer/merchandiser of spring and winter wheat, durum, corn, barley, pulse crops and various other small grains. She is a native of St. Paul, Minn., and has lived in North Dakota and in Wisconsin where she worked as a commodity buyer in local grain elevators and an ethanol plant.
Mary has been a member of the North Dakota Grain Dealers Association and has served as the secretary of the Durum Industry Advisory Commission. She also served as a board member at the Portland Merchants Exchange and was a member of the arbitration committee at the Minneapolis Grain Exchange.
She has two sons and one daughter: Kevin, who lives in Chicago with his wife and daughter and son; Daniel, who is a lieutenant in the U.S. Army based at Fort Sam Houston with his wife and two sons; and Kelly, who resides in Minnesota with her husband and twin sons.
DTN's weekly spot price for domestic distillers dried grains was lower on average versus a week ago.
The lack of containers available for agriculture shippers has been ongoing since last year and has become a crisis, according to shippers.
Soybean and corn basis was steady, while hard red spring wheat basis was weaker, and hard red winter wheat and soft red winter wheat basis was stronger Thursday.
Soybean and hard red spring wheat basis was stronger, while corn basis was steady and hard red winter wheat and soft red winter wheat basis was weaker Wednesday.
Soybean and hard red winter wheat basis was stronger, while corn, hard red spring wheat and soft red winter wheat basis was weaker Monday.
Soybean, corn, hard red spring wheat, hard red winter wheat and soft red winter wheat basis moved to the May futures.
Corn and hard red spring wheat basis was stronger, while hard red winter wheat, soybean and soft red winter wheat basis was steady Monday.
Corn, soybean, soft red winter wheat and hard red spring wheat basis was steady, while hard red winter wheat basis was stronger Friday.
Corn, hard red winter wheat and soft red winter wheat basis was weaker, while soybean and hard red spring wheat basis was stronger Friday.
Corn and soft red winter wheat basis was steady, while soybean and hard red spring wheat basis was weaker Thursday, and hard red winter wheat basis was stronger.
Corn and soybean remained steady Tuesday, while soft red winter wheat basis weakened 1 cent and hard red winter wheat and hard red spring wheat basis strengthened.
Corn, soybean and hard red winter wheat basis was steady Monday, while soft red winter wheat basis strengthened 1 cent and hard red spring wheat basis weakened 1 cent.
Hard red winter and hard red spring wheat basis levels weakened Friday, while corn, soybean and soft red winter wheat basis was unchanged.
Corn, hard red winter wheat basis and spring wheat basis was steady, while soybean and soft red winter wheat basis was stronger Thursday.
With the term of Surface Transportation Board Chair Ann Begeman ending recently, new leadership was recently appointed by President Joe Biden.
Corn, hard red winter wheat, spring wheat and soybean basis was steady and soft red winter wheat was weaker.
Corn, soft red winter wheat and hard red winter wheat basis was weaker, while soybean and spring wheat basis was steady Wednesday.
Corn, soft red winter wheat and spring wheat basis was weaker, while soybean and hard red winter wheat basis was steady Tuesday.
As 2020 came to an end, WRDA 2020 was passed and signed into law.
Corn, soybean, and hard red winter wheat basis was steady, while spring wheat basis was stronger and soft red winter wheat basis was weaker Monday.
The last saltie of the Port of Duluth-Superior grain shipping season departed in mid-December, ending the 2020 grain shipping season there.
Corn basis held steady Wednesday, while soybean, soft red winter wheat and hard red winter wheat basis weakened. Hard red spring wheat basis strengthened.
Corn basis was weaker, while soft red winter wheat was stronger and spring wheat, soybeans and hard red winter wheat basis were steady Monday.
Corn, soft red winter wheat, spring wheat basis and soybean basis was steady, while hard red winter wheat basis was stronger Wednesday.
Container shippers have turned to the Federal Maritime Commission as exporters continue to face a shortage of containers for export.
Corn, hard red winter wheat, soft red winter wheat, spring wheat basis and soybean basis was steady Thursday.
U.S. Grains Council recently released its 2020 Corn Harvest Quality Report, which shows a very sound crop.
Corn and soft red winter wheat basis was steady, while hard red winter, spring wheat and soybean basis was weaker Wednesday.
Corn, hard red winter, spring wheat, soybean and soft red winter wheat basis was steady Tuesday.