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NEW PRODUCER LOGIN PLATFORM TO MANAGE YOUR TCG ACCOUNT(S) To serve our customers better, Tri-Cities Grain is introducing POCKT by Agvantage Software. With POCKT you access account balances, contracts, load information, settlements, cash bids and more from your smartphone, tablet or desktop. Making it a convenient and easy way to manage your accounts at Tri-Cities Grain. We are moving away from the platform we have used in the past, e-Agvantage, because it is no longer being supported. We encourage everyone to take advantage of the expanded features POCKT provides. POCKT is designed to be intuitive, easy to setup and navigate. Ensuring that users can find what they need without hassle. If you have any questions or need assistance using POCKT, please call and we will help get you setup. 509-545-0900. Click on the link below to open on desktop or scan QR code to install on your mobile device. Please open POCKT installation instructions for additional help. POCKT Producer Login Link POCKT App Installation Instructions Hours:Pasco Office Hours: 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM Monday-Thursday; Friday 7:00 AM to Noon Pasco Elevator Hours: 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM Monday-Thursday; Closed Friday-Sunday Burbank Elevators Hours: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Monday-Thursday; Closed Friday-SundayContact us if you want our bids sent by text or email daily
Office #509-545-0900 & Elevator #509-545-5179.
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Commentary
7/2/25: Monday’s USDA report was quiet and provided little volatility. Corn acres were 95.2 million down slightly from the March estimate of 95.3. Soybean acres 83.4 million, down from 83.5. All wheat acres 45.5 million up from March’s 45.35 million, class specific HRW was unchanged at 23.6 million and HRS up slightly from 9.395 to 9.44 million acres. Lackluster changes this year from a report we typically see significant movement. Stocks for wheat corn and soybeans were also all slightly higher from the previous report. Monday’s conditions report showed the corn crop improving from 70% Good/Excellent to 73%. Soybeans dropped from 67% to 66%. Spring and winter wheat both lost 1% 53% and 48% G/E. Winter wheat harvest is at 37% complete, 5% behind the 5-year average, but gaining ground fast. We sat at 19% last week. Montana continues to have wheat condition issues. Starting to see it play into basis values with HRW basis gaining 15 cents this week as we creep up towards northern tier harvest in the US. The US dollar is off to its worst start to a year ever historically, and it looks like its only going to get worse as we approach a trendline established in 2011. If we break through that the bearishness is sure to continue. Ag specific that should help US exports this year. ***Tri Cities Grain now offering Grain Settlement ACH Payments as well as Vendor ACH payments. 1 page form to fill out in order to set up the process. Please call with any questions Click here for the ACH Payment form
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Commentary
Cotton Eases Lower into the long Weekend -
Cotton posted front month losses of 111 points in the thin July and October contracts, as December was 17 points lower. December was down 86 points Hogs Fall into the Holiday -Lean hog futures posted losses of 90 cents to $1.80 on Thursday, as July was back down $5.27 this week. USDA’s national base hog price was back Cattle Posts Gains on Thursday, Despite Boxed Beef Weakness -Live cattle futures posted Thursday gains of $1.12 to $1.60 to close out the week, with August up 75 cents on the week. Cash trade showed sales of Soybean Bulls Hold onto Gains on Thursday -Soybeans slipped from the near double digit gains early on Thursday bus still closed 1 to 2 cents higher and July up 5 ¾ cents. On the week, August Corn Holds onto Gains to Extend Bounce into Long Weekend -Corn futures pulled off early session gains, but still closed the Thursday session with 2 to 4 cent gains. September was up 8 ¾ cents this week, Wheat Eases Lower into the Holiday -The wheat complex posted losses across most contracts on Thursday. Chicago SRW wheat fell 7 to 9 cents on to round out the week on Thursday, with Full commentary... |
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